Other command options let you control how the tool displays the information. You can also use Openfiles to monitor open files on remote systems that have monitoring enabled.
Users of Win2K Server Terminal Services or NT Server 4.0, Terminal Server Edition might be familiar with the Query command-line utility (query.exe). XP includes a form of Terminal Services but doesn't include Query. However, you can use other commands to get similar information (query.exe just invokes these commands, anyway). For example, to display a list of logged-on users on an XP system, use the Qwinsta command-line tool (qwinsta.exe), as Figure 3 shows. You can also use Qwinsta with the /server:servername switch and argument to query users on remote systems running Terminal Services or XP. To see a list of processes each logged-on user is running, you can run the Qprocess command-line tool (qprocess.exe). As with the Qwinsta command, you can also use Qprocess to query a remote system for processes belonging to users. . . .
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