Sessions - View Sessions

What can I do here?

You can see a list of connected user sessions and, optionally, disconnect user sessions. You can filter the sessions shown by:

• Domain
• Client application
• Connection mode (Read or Read/Write)
• Connectivity status (Connected or Disconnected)

Use this window to see which administrator accounts are connected to the Security Management Server. You can also disconnect an account.

Getting Here - Manage & Settings > Sessions Or: SmartConsole for Multi-Domain Server > Multi Domain > Sessions

Working with Sessions and Database Versions

For each administrator, SmartConsole lets you see the latest session on the Security Management Server.

To view the information on the latest sessions:

In the Manage & Settings view, select Sessions.

The Sessions view shows this information about each session:

• Name - Name of the session (the database revision gets the same name, after the session is published)
• Administrator - Login ID of the administrator
• Connected From - IP address of the console device, from which the administrator connected to the Security Management Server
• Connection Mode - Read-only or read-write
• Application - SmartConsole application used to connect to the Security Management Server
• Locks - Number of locks on the session before it is published (published sessions do not show any locks)
• Changes - Number of changes made before the session is published (the counter goes back to zero, after the session is published)
• Login - Date and time of the beginning of the session
• Logout - Date and time of the end of the session (sessions that are currently active do not have the Logout timestamp)

Each time a session is saved, a new database revision is created and is given the same name as the session name. SmartConsole lets you see all revisions of the database.