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It is possible to use the exporter pro tool for exporting all workstations including the user who last logged on:
Edit the exporter properties, go to the Registry option. Create a new registry entry with the registry key path "High Key Local Machine\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon" Don't check the field 'get al subkeys under key path'!!!
The Registry value name to retrieve: % Object Name% and DefaultUsername. This way, you will retrieve the value in the registry where the last user of the computer is stored. The output file should read: *computername* *User*
To retrieve all computers in the domain, simply add the whole domain (object type "Domain") to the object window and export the whole bunch. It is advisable to let the exporter first ping the computers (option at the 'computers' TAB) to improve the speed. If a computer is not pingable, the exporter will not try to retrieve information.
Edit the exporter properties, go to the Registry option. Create a new registry entry with the registry key path "High Key Local Machine\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon" Don't check the field 'get al subkeys under key path'!!!
The Registry value name to retrieve: % Object Name% and DefaultUsername. This way, you will retrieve the value in the registry where the last user of the computer is stored. The output file should read: *computername* *User*
To retrieve all computers in the domain, simply add the whole domain (object type "Domain") to the object window and export the whole bunch. It is advisable to let the exporter first ping the computers (option at the 'computers' TAB) to improve the speed. If a computer is not pingable, the exporter will not try to retrieve information.