David Hervieux wrote:
It 's the username of the default user of the computer. You can save a lot of information like is name, e-mail, skype, etc .. But you cannot save his username. For other people, perhaps will it be also interessant to save the default domain name of the user.
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I am already using 2 custom fields. One for the foldername of the desktop of the user alsof I can access the desktop of the user with one click. The other one is used to send wake on Lan for computer that are on a another subnet (Remote shell command on a server on a the same local subnet of the client).
Hi,
I'm not sure to understand which user you are talking about. You can use the $USERNAME$ variable or use a custom field $CUSTOM_FIELD1$
It 's the username of the default user of the computer. You can save a lot of information like is name, e-mail, skype, etc .. But you cannot save his username. For other people, perhaps will it be also interessant to save the default domain name of the user.
I am already using 2 custom fields. One for the foldername of the desktop of the user alsof I can access the desktop of the user with one click. The other one is used to send wake on Lan for computer that are on a another subnet (Remote shell command on a server on a the same local subnet of the client).