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Hi Sandip,
You can create a session group of active sessions. You can use the HostConnectedCount = 0 AND GuestConnectedCount > 0 filter if you're looking for sessions with only a guest connected, or HostConnectedCount > 0 AND GuestConnectedCount > 0 if you're looking for sessions with a host and guest connected.
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Thank you for your quick response Rishikesh. That's not what I was looking for. What I am looking for is that, when I logon to my connectwise account. I should be able to see how many computers are being used now (user are logged on to ). So, it should give me list of computer being used
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Sandip, If you mean how many hosts are currently connected to sessions. In which case it would just be HostConnectedCount > 0
If this is not what you meant then please give us a scenario which would describe the request in details.
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Where the User: field has '(Active)' is what I'm after.
User LIKE '*Active*'
does not work
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Hi Bernard,
In that case, you should use GuestLoggedOnUserName instead of 'User.' Here's our whole list of session group filters.
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If anyone runs across this post the answer is:
GuestLoggedOnUserName <> ''
Returns any machine that has a user logged in (the string is not empty).
Customer support service by UserEcho
Hi Sandip,
You can create a session group of active sessions. You can use the HostConnectedCount = 0 AND GuestConnectedCount > 0 filter if you're looking for sessions with only a guest connected, or HostConnectedCount > 0 AND GuestConnectedCount > 0 if you're looking for sessions with a host and guest connected.