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How are you wanting to retrieve it? <br />
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A VBScript example is here:<br />
<a href="http://rcmtech.wordpress.com/2011/06/09/how-to-get-clientname-within-logon-script-on-server-2008-r2-xenapp-6/" rel="ugc">http://rcmtech.wordpress.com/2011/06/09/how-to-get-clientname-within-logon-script-on-server-2008-r2-xenapp-6/</a>
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Powershell you need to dig into the get-xasession<br />
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One of the parameters it outputs is:<br />
ClientName: &nbsp; xxxxxx
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Yeah that is what I thought. Ironically was looking at this today and the variable has returned, strange as it sounds. Thanks for the input.
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When logging in to a XenApp session, the CLIENTNAME ENV variable is no longer available in a XENApp 6.5/2008 session. &nbsp;Trying to find a way to retrieve this information as a currently loggin in user for audit/tracking perspective. &nbsp;Is there a way to retrive this during a user's log in with Powershell
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When logging in to a XenApp session, the CLIENTNAME ENV variable is no longer available in a XENApp 6.5/2008 session.  Trying to find a way to retrieve this information as a currently loggin in user for audit/tracking perspective.  Is there a way to retrive this during a user's log in with Powershell

How are you wanting to retrieve it? 

A VBScript example is here:
http://rcmtech.wordpress.com/2011/06/09/how-to-get-clientname-within-logon-script-on-server-2008-r2-xenapp-6/

Powershell you need to dig into the get-xasession

One of the parameters it outputs is:
ClientName:   xxxxxx

Yeah that is what I thought. Ironically was looking at this today and the variable has returned, strange as it sounds. Thanks for the input.

Retrieve Client Name from session XenApp 6.5. Win 2008 R2

When logging in to a XenApp session, the CLIENTNAME ENV variable is no longer available in a XENApp 6.5/2008 session.  Trying to find a way to retrieve this information as a currently loggin in user for audit/tracking perspective.  Is there a way to retrive this during a user&#39;s log in with Powershell

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