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The system automatically checks every ten seconds if new sessions have been started or active sessions have been ended, which practically makes the displayed list of active sessions always actual. Logon Time - the last time that the technician logged on to the Alloy Navigator Express module.Дuration - the session duration (the difference between the Logon Time and Last Activity values). Last Activity - the timestamp of the most recent technician's activity. Module Name - the Alloy Navigator Express module where the technician is logged in: Desktop App, Network Inventory, Web App, or Mobile App.

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User Full Name - the technicianвЂ™s Full Name.

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NOTE: This column is available only if you have a combined product license that supports both Concurrent Users and Named Users models. Session Type - the type or the Technician account under which the session is running: Concurrent or Named. User IP - the IP address of the client computer.ДЇor Desktop App users - the IP address of the technician's computer running the Desktop App or Network Inventory application.ДЇor Web App users - the value depends on the configuration of the customer's network, and may display the IP address of the technicianвЂ™s computer running the Internet browser or the IP address of the proxy server (including transparent proxy) between the technician's computer and the Internet.ДЇor Mobile App users - the value also depends on the network configuration, and may display the IP address of the wireless router. Login - the user name of the technician currently logged in to the Desktop App or Network Inventory application or signed in to the Web App or the Mobile App. Each row in the grid contains the details about a particular user session. View the currently open user sessions in the grid. The Accounts and Roles > User Sessions >В Logged Users section allows you to view all user sessions currently open in Alloy Navigator Express (in the Desktop App or Network Inventory application, Web App, and Mobile App). TIP: Depending on the gap between the maximum available and actual number of sessions over a period of time, you may want to review you licensing costs. Of named or concurrent users, the maximum available named or concurrent connections are shown as the dotted lines at the top of the chart. You can customize the chart by choosing a license type and a period from the lists at its top. The horizontal axis is the timeline with an interval depending on the period chosen. The vertical axis displays the number of user connections open in Alloy Navigator Express (in the Desktop App or Network Inventory application, Web App, and Mobile App). This chart can help you to understand your actual license usage and reduce you licensing costs. The number of created concurrent accounts.ДЇor visual representation of license usage statistics, the Accounts and Roles > User Sessions > License Usage section includes a line chart showing license usage trends over time. The number of available concurrent sessions. The number of active user connections established under concurrent accounts. N/A value indicates that the license does not support the Concurrent Users model. The total number of licensed concurrent sessions. The number of currently active user connections established under named accounts. (The difference between Licensed and Used). The number of available named accounts you can create.

N/A value indicates that the license does not support the Named Users model. The total number of licensed named users. The Accounts and Roles > User Sessions > License Usage section at the top displays the your licensing model (for details, see Licensing models) and license usage statistics:

Terminating concurrent idle sessions automatically The Accounts and Roles > User Sessions section displays the list of user sessions currently opened by technicians and allows you manage user sessions as follows: When a technician logs in to both the Alloy Navigator Express Desktop App and Network Inventory application under the same account, these sessions are considered a single user connection as well. NOTE: When a technician logs in to both the Desktop App and the Web App under the same named or concurrent account, these sessions are considered a single user connection. When the technician logs off or signs out, the user session ends. Each time a technician logs in to the Desktop App, Network Inventory application, the Web App, or the Mobile App, a new user session starts.

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