@%LOGONSERVER%\NETLOGON\logevent -m %logonserver% -s I -r "Logon" "Logon of %USERNAME% @ %COMPUTERNAME%" >nul
:: Write the logon event to the eventlog, this should be the first line
:: so that when the user kills the logon script, this will nevertheless
:: be executed (at least we hope so!)

:: FILE: Logon.bat
:: 
:: Logon script
::
:: Uses sleep.exe and logevent.exe from
:: the Windows NT/2000 Server Resource Kit
::
:: AUTHOR: Parcifal Aertssen
:: http://www.aqtronix.com

@ECHO OFF
CLS
                                                                                
ECHO       2S77rrrrrrrrrrrrr,   .irrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrXW   
ECHO       MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM@MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM   
ECHO      S  .       ..      MMM  7.           :ii     Z .   X.X      ZS.,  ,;@     
ECHO      MMMMM   MMMMMMMMa  MMMr MMMMMMMM  MMMMMMMMM  MMMM: MMM: MMM  MMMSMMM8     
ECHO     MMMZMM  MMMM   MMM  MMMr MMMi MMMr:MMM   MMMX MMMMM MMM  a X   MMMMM       
ECHO    8MM. MMM @MMM   MMMa MMMr MMMMMMMi SMMM   MMMW MMM,MMMMM  MMM   0MMMM       
ECHO    MMMMMMMM; MMMMMMMMM  MMM7 MMM8MMM:  MMMMMMMMM  MMM :MMMM  MMM  MMM2MMM      
ECHO   MMMM  @MMM  MMMMMMMMM MMMM MMMM MMMM  WMMMMMW   MMM  8MMM2 MMM2MMMM .MMMM    
ECHO                     :

echo.
echo.
echo.
echo Hello %USERNAME%, welcome to the network!
echo You are accessing the network from %COMPUTERNAME%
echo And you are running the %OS% os.
echo Your are logged on to the domain %USERDOMAIN%
echo verified by the server %LOGONSERVER%
echo.


%logonserver%\NETLOGON\sleep 6

cls

ver
echo.

%logonserver%\NETLOGON\sleep 2

:: set local time same as server (W9x & NT4 only,
:: for win2000: w32time service takes care of this!)
:: uncomment line below
::net time %LOGONSERVER% /set /yes
echo.

::user defined script (e.g. for users with no roaming profiles)
CALL "%HOMEDRIVE%%HOMEPATH%\%USERNAME%.bat"

%logonserver%\NETLOGON\sleep 8

::PAUSE