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finding thenumber of users

nagajyothi

Hi,

Could anyone help me out in finding how many users have logged into alfresco and using?
we have installed alfresco2.1.0 and we need to know how many are using this application in our organization?
i just want to show that in numbers that how many have logged in?

Regards,
Nagajyothi M

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zaizi

1. Enable auditing http://wiki.alfresco.com/wiki/Audit_Configuration
2. Query the audit data http://wiki.alfresco.com/wiki/Auditing_Design_and_Implementation#Simple_audit_template_example

OR

1. Use a good ol'fashioned web stats package to get the same info.

simon

You can also use the Tomcat monitor (that is if you use Tomcat as Alfresco server off course). We enabled it so that you can see the current active sessions.
Example: http://<server>/manager/sessions?path=/alfresco

OK - Session information for application at context path /alfresco
Default maximum session inactive interval 240 minutes
240 - <250 minutes:137 sessions‍‍‍

More info in the Tomcat Manager documentation.