need help deciphering cmd.exe

[desperate4help]

Hoping someone can help me understand something that popped up on my pc this morning:

C:\windows\system32>REM Find out if the user is logging on from home:

C:\windows\system32>set : find /i "remote=true" 1>NUL

C:\windows\system32>if NOT errorlevel 1 goto RAS

C:\windows\system32>REM Microsoft Systems Management Server (start)

C:\windows\system32>REM SMS Build 1493

C:\windows\system32>rem call "\\Dc-hq-02\netlogon\logon.bat"\. .\smsls

C:\windows\system32>REM Microsoft Systems Management Server (end)

Running Super Logon Script....................***

The network connection could not be found.

More help is available by typing NET HELPMSG 2250.

System error 53 has occurred.

The network path is invalid for \\kangaroo\public.

Enter the user name for 'kangaroo' :



Does this mean I have tracking/monitoring software on my computer?

 

[Megahertz07]

Welcome to the Forum.

Can you explain in more details what are you facing?
Is it a company computer or a home / personal computer?
How did you get those messages?

 

[desperate4help]

Company computer, yes. It just popped up when I booted up this morning. It was all in one dialog box (C:\windows\system32\cmd.exe). I am not seeing any tracking software on my computer, but I am not the administrator so it may be hidden? Thanks for trying to help. I appreciate it so much.

 

[samuria]

If it's a company PC refer it to the it department we can't give advice on company pc

 

[desperate4help]

I don't want a work around or anything. I just want to know if I am being tracked without my knowledge which seems highly unethical.

 

[Megahertz07]

I'm not an expert on computers on a company network.
A company domain computer is administrated remotely and logs itself on the domain when you boot the computer. You can receive this kind of message if it fails to log on the domain.
And yes, if the computer is well set, everything you do on the computer can be tracked remotely by IT department.

 

[LMiller7]

It is impossible to tell from the provided information whether or not you are being tracked. But as this is a company computer it is reasonable to assume so. You have no expectation of privacy on a company computer. There are all kinds of ways tracking can be done. Much could be done without anything installed on the computer.

 

[Bree]

Company computer, yes. It just popped up when I booted up this morning...

...I am not seeing any tracking software on my computer, but I am not the administrator so it may be hidden

Relax, it's not tracking software. It appears to simply be a script that will log you on to the company network when you are at work, or when you connect remotely to your company. It tries to run a login script from one of your company servers: \\Dc-hq-02\netlogon\logon.bat


Then it tries to map a network drive to another server. Of course, as you are at home both fail to run:
The network path is invalid for \\kangaroo\public


It appears to just be an innocuous login script that runs whenever you boot up, but that fails to do anything if you are not on the company network.