Rasmon

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To determine if you should use rasmon instead of rasmon2 (RasmonBeta) examine the IMPORTANT INFO below!!

The Program needs to be have all files located in the C:\RasMon folder. The program also requires the dumpel.exe from the NT4 Resource Kit. The dumpel.exe included with the 3.51 does not allow for the correct extraction of information. The program was tested with the dumpel.exe from NT4 Resource Kit on a 3.51 server!

RasMon can be ran from any machine in the domain and Rasmon2 (RasmonBeta) must be local to the RAS Server.

At last check the dumpel.exe was at:


ftp.micosoft.com/bussys/winnt/winnt-public/reskit/nt40

Files located in the C:\RasMon folder are:


dumpel.exe	From NT4 ResKit  (Works on both 3.51 and 4)
rasmon.exe	File doing the work  
rasmon.ini	Configuration File (Requires Setup!)
rasmon2.exe	File doing the work
rasmon2.ini	Configuration File (Requires Setup!)
help.txt	This File:)

The program will create all other files necessary to operate. Files it will create are:


WBDBP32I.dll	File required for program
Cheater.txt	Listing of users logged on to more than 1 port
Ras.txt		File generated by program and dumpel.exe
Ras1.txt	File generated by program

The format of the RasMon.ini should be as follows:


===================example begins below===============
DomainName
ServerName
ComX
ComX+1
ComX+2
ComX+N
===================example ended======================

The DomainName is the name of your domain
The ServerName is the name of the server Running RAS
ComX is the first com port you want to monitor
ComX+N is the last.

Note they do not have to be in sequence only the ports you want to monitor.

The format of the RasMon2.ini should be as follows:


===============example begins below===============
ComX
ComX+1
ComX+2
ComX+N
==============example ended======================

The DomainName is the name of your domain
The ServerName is the name of the server Running RAS
ComX is the first com port you want to monitor
ComX+N is the last.

Note they do not have to be in sequence only the ports you want to monitor.

*******************IMPORTANT INFO**************

Start the rasmon.exe and then kill it. Examine the ras.txt file

if the file format is as follows then use rasmon.exe


20017	DomainName username COM6 
20017	DomainName username COM5 
20019	DomainName username COM5 
20017	DomainName username COM6

if the file format is as follows then use rasmon2.exe


20017 The user DomainName\username has connected and has been successfully authenticated on  port COM8.  
20019 The user DomainName\username disconnected from port COM8.  
20017 The user DomainName\username has connected and has been successfully authenticated on  port COM8.  
20019 The user DomainName\username has disconnected from port COM5.

These versions will be merged in the future.

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To download the zip file:


rasmon.zip

Article ID:   W13790

Filename:   Rasmon.txt

File Created: 2017:08:29:11:58:54

Last Updated: 2017:08:29:11:58:54

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