How to Determine Which Domain Controller you logged in

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Sep 242008
 

If you want to know How to Determine Which Domain Controller you logged in

open a command prompt and type the following command

set logonserver

echo %logonserver% has the same functionality. This is an environment variable so you could use it from a script if you wanted to.

Sample Output

logon.PNG

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  One Response to “How to Determine Which Domain Controller you logged in”

  1. shoeb says:
    December 12, 2008 at 2:06 am

    excellent… thanks for tht

    Reply

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