Idle time

[Guest kam_ajit]

As i am doing one project in win server i need some help from forum and

my requirement is Like i need to calculate user idle time. as my user's

are connected in win server 2003 sp2 is there any option to count the

user idle time and where they getting stored in server...

 

 

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[Guest Richard Mueller [MVP]]

Re: Idle time

 

kam_ajit wrote:

> As i am doing one project in win server i need some help from forum and

> my requirement is Like i need to calculate user idle time. as my user's

> are connected in win server 2003 sp2 is there any option to count the

> user idle time and where they getting stored in server...

 

Each server keeps track of active sessions, and this includes idle time.

However, the sessions come and go depending on activity, are only for the

connection to the server (not logon time in the domain), and are a snapshot

in time. Nowhere is idle time retained. If it helps, the following VBScript

program outputs current session information on a given server:

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Option Explicit

Dim objServer, objSession, strServer

 

strServer = "DeptServer"

 

Set objServer = GetObject("WinNT://" strServer & "/LanmanServer")

For Each objSession In objServer.Sessions

Wscript.Echo "Session: " & objSession.Name _

& vbCrLf & " User: " & objSession.User _

& vbCrLf & " Computer: " & objSession.Computer _

& vbCrLf & " Connect Time: " & objSession.ConnectTime _

& vbCrLf & " Idle Time: " & objSession.IdleTime

Next

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After a user authenticates to a DC, for example, there is no longer a

session connected to the machine, unless the user is currently accessing

resources on the computer. Even then I have seen the sessions disappear if

there is no traffic between the computers.

 

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Richard Mueller

Microsoft MVP Scripting and ADSI

Hilltop Lab - http://www.rlmueller.net

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