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Keyed Concurrent Full User Session Activity

asked on February 24, 2021

Is there a way to see current session information for Keyed Concurrent Full Users?  Would it show how many sessions are connected and duration of connection?

Did not find any session connections for those users in the Activity node in the Laserfiche Administration Console.

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replied on February 24, 2021

Sessions licensed through Keyed Integration Licenses do appear in the Laserfiche Admin console sessions list. If you're interested in the keyed license session count over time, Laserfiche Server has a specific Windows Performance Counter you can use for the purpose:

Using Windows Performance Monitor with Laserfiche

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replied on February 25, 2021

I have been monitoring our active sessions since we've been experiencing this issue and I've never seen the account show up in the Laserfiche Admin console sessions list. 

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replied on February 26, 2021 Show version history

I have a PowerShell script to display active sessions that's a bit snappier than the Admin Console. You might give it a spin.

Drop the .txt from the file extension and run from any computer with Laserfiche components installed (it loads the RA library from the GAC).

Note that it won't run as-is on a Laserfiche 11 system because it tries to load the Laserfiche.RepositoryAccess (RA) library from the machine's GAC (where it was in LF 10). You have to load RA by file path and ensure its various dependent libraries (I think around three) are in the same directory. Alternatively, you can install the Laserfiche SDK 10.4 Runtime, which will install the necessary libraries in the GAC.

Parameter usage is like:

.\ListRepositorySessions.ps1 -serverName 'ecm' -repoName 'LaserRepository' -usernameFilter 'DOMAIN\user.name'

Output looks like this:

The ‘usernameFilter’ param is optional. If you omit it the output will show all users with active sessions rather than just the one you specify.

It logs into the repo using the AD identity you run PowerShell under. Feel free to tweak the script as desired.

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