Track Remote Desktop Connections?

From: Joseph Scalise (jscalise_at_advantageccs.org)
Date: 03/22/05 

Date: Tue, 22 Mar 2005 15:35:46 -0500

We have Windows 2000 servers that can be accessed with proper admin password
through Win XP Remote Desktop Connection on client computers. Only users
that have the password can log in remotely, however is there anyway to track
or tell if a remote connection is made? Does the server (Windows 2000) log
this type of connection in the Event Viewer anywhere, or anywhere else?

Thanks for your help!

Please excuse the crosspost, originally posted in public.security, located
this more specific newsgroup aftwards.

-Joe

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