Is there a way to determine who has logon into the portal
Mike_Storms
Customer Adept IT Monkey ✭✭
Are there any tables in SCSM or Cireson Portal or IIS that tracks how has logged into the portal?
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Brian_Wiest
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You can use the SCSM SDK to review connected users.
You can also see your IIS logging on who is hitting what pages.
We ended up writing our own script to polls the SDK for connected users.5 -
Tom_Hendricks
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I asked nearly the same question a while back, and got some good (but not as simple as I was hoping for) answers on how to approach this: https://community.cireson.com/discussion/2860/a-way-to-show-all-users-with-current-sessions-on-the-portal#latest
I was concerned about those who are currently logged in. If you wanted a historical view, you may want to take @Brian_Wiest's suggestion of looking at the IIS logs (and ensuring you have them enabled and persisting as long as you need them, etc.).
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You can also see your IIS logging on who is hitting what pages.
We ended up writing our own script to polls the SDK for connected users.
I was concerned about those who are currently logged in. If you wanted a historical view, you may want to take @Brian_Wiest's suggestion of looking at the IIS logs (and ensuring you have them enabled and persisting as long as you need them, etc.).
In my environment we are hitting 250MB daily log files. Which do not play nice in txt editors. So we modify the logging to hourly for review.
Then we have a script that deletes any logs older then 30 days so the HD does not fill up.