Currently Connected Users
A single user may have more than one session. For instance, if the user has both the Windows client and the Administration Console open, they will be listed as having two sessions open.
Once a session has ended, the corresponding connection item is removed from the Session listing. If a session is currently active, a user with the Manage Connections privilege can terminate the session.
Important: The FTSUSER$ and WFUSER$ connections are used by the Full-Text Search Service and by Laserfiche Workflow, respectively. They do not decrease your licensed connection count and should not be disconnected. Note that you may see multiple instances of FTSUSER$ connected at the same time; this is normal.
Sessions Column | Column Description |
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Name | The username for the user logged in for that session. Windows and LDAP accounts will include their domain or directory information. |
Computer | The machine name for the computer the session is logged in from. |
Inactive Duration | The length of time the session has been idle. |
Action | The current action of the user, if available. (Note that only certain high-server-load actions will be reported.) |
Session Type | Whether the session is a full or retrieval session. |
License | Whether the session is a full or retrieval session. |
Application | The application the session is using to connect to the repository. |
Login Time | The time the session was established. |
Connection ID | The connection ID used by the Server to identify this session. |
Shareable Connection | Whether the connection is a shareable connection. (This column is not relevant for Laserfiche Rio or Laserfiche Avante installations.) |
Authentication |
Whether the user connecting via that session used a password to authenticate or logged in using Windows account single sign-in. If the user logged in by typing a password, the column will display "Password." If the user logged in using Windows credentials (whether as a Windows Account or using a domain account linked to a Laserfiche user), the Windows domain and user name will be displayed. Note: Although LDAP accounts log in using a domain account, users log in by providing an LDAP domain and user name, and a password. Therefore, LDAP accounts will display "Password" in this column. |
Using SSL | Whether the session was secured using SSL. |
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