Activity (Sessions)

Consult the history of the remote connections made in your organization, and export it as a CSV file.


Access: domain Organization > dashboard General > article Activity.


The same history is available in three places: the Sessions page of the organization (this page), the Sessions tab of a computer and the Sessions tab of a user.

Global view of the organization's activity logs

Global view of the organization’s activity logs.

Search the list with the search box, and click a column heading to sort it.

Export the Logs for a Period

  1. Click Export.

  2. In Period, click the field and select the start and end dates in the calendar. Choosing a period keeps the file small. Leave the field empty to export the whole history.

  3. Click Export.

The logs are downloaded as a CSV file.

Consult the Sessions of a Computer

See all the connections made to a machine.

  1. Open inventory_2 Inventory > tv Remote Desktops, then click the computer.

  2. Open the Sessions tab.

Consult the Sessions of a User

See all the connections made by a user.

  1. Open inventory_2 Inventory > group Users, then click the user.

  2. Open the Sessions tab.

Displayed Information

Sessions of the Organization

  • Date: date and time of session start.

  • Computer: name of the computer concerned.

  • User: user who initiated the session.

  • Duration: total connection duration.

  • Connection: connection type (e.g. direct/udp).

Sessions of a Computer

  • Date: date and time of the remote session start.

  • User: user who initiated the session.

  • Duration: total connection duration.

  • Computer IP: IP address of the remote computer.

  • Client IP: IP address of the connecting client.

Sessions of a User

  • Date: date and time of session start.

  • Computer: name of the computer used.

  • Duration: total connection duration.

  • Organization: organization the session belongs to.

  • Computer IP: IP address of the remote computer.

  • Client IP: IP address of the connecting client.

  • Connection type: connection type (e.g. direct/udp).

See also

Securing Your Organization — Overview of the controls that protect your organization.