Tell which user is connected to my terminal

When I log off I get a "(1) users connected to your
computer. Logging off will disconnect them" message. I
was wondering if I was hacked into thru the internet and
now vulnerable. In other words, is there a way to find
out who or how this is happening and if it is even a cause
for concern. There are 8 computers connected to a server
here in my office. Thanks!

check to see if you ahve File and print sharing on the
box if so diable it. that is if you are not sharing
anything on this box. good luck.
>-----Original Message-----
>When I log off I get a "(1) users connected to your
>computer. Logging off will disconnect them" message. I
>was wondering if I was hacked into thru the internet and
>now vulnerable. In other words, is there a way to find
>out who or how this is happening and if it is even a
cause
>for concern. There are 8 computers connected to a server
>here in my office. Thanks!
>.
>

"Ed" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
news:092601c3b81e$c8fa6a90$(E-Mail Removed):

> When I log off I get a "(1) users connected to your
> computer. Logging off will disconnect them" message. I
> was wondering if I was hacked into thru the internet and
> now vulnerable. In other words, is there a way to find
> out who or how this is happening and if it is even a cause
> for concern. There are 8 computers connected to a server
> here in my office. Thanks!

From a command prompt, type:
nbtstat -s

HTH,
John

In article <092601c3b81e$c8fa6a90$(E-Mail Removed)>, "Ed"
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>When I log off I get a "(1) users connected to your
>computer. Logging off will disconnect them" message. I
>was wondering if I was hacked into thru the internet and
>now vulnerable. In other words, is there a way to find
>out who or how this is happening and if it is even a cause
>for concern. There are 8 computers connected to a server
>here in my office. Thanks!

Use Net Watcher. To install it, go to Control Panel | Add/Remove
Programs | Windows Setup | System Tools. To run it, either click
Start | Programs | Accessories | System Tools | Net Watcher or click
Start | Run, type "netwatch" in the box, and click OK.
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Steve Winograd, MS-MVP (Windows Networking)

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