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I am going to try observeit and see how it does.
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I have a 3 server NLB terminal server cluster, and I have been told that I need to keep statistics on users connections. &nbsp;namely, login, logout, and idle time.<br />
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Other than the paid apps out there, is there anything that can allow me to pull this info? &nbsp;I cant find anything remotely easy that will save the information for me, or allow me to get it.
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I have a 3 server NLB terminal server cluster, and I have been told that I need to keep statistics on users connections.  namely, login, logout, and idle time.

Other than the paid apps out there, is there anything that can allow me to pull this info?  I cant find anything remotely easy that will save the information for me, or allow me to get it.

I am going to try observeit and see how it does.

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