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Report of login, logouts by user
Hello i need to create a report of login and logout for a specific User, any help on this?
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for what? Against what? enVision, windows,unix, VPN, firewalls, everything? Need some adiditional info.
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just simple reports of login logouts and creat a dashbourd report
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Reports-->Windows-->Logon/logoff-->Windows - Logons/logoffs by User
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Here you go, this report does exactly that. NOTE: This will work on Content 2.0, but not earlier versions.
You may also want to note that many times a logout is not generated by windows.
You will want to run this against your domain controllers, so ensure you have them in a device group first.
It uses a run time parameter for the username, so you can enter anything in to the username text box, and % is wildcard.
To install:
Place the XML file on your A-Serv at E:\nic\version\hostname\etc\reports\custom
Restart your web server
Please let me know if you have any questions.
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Hi,
For the better performance of reporting we should use the indexed fields in the SQL...
So, i would suggest to go with message ID .
Thanks
