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Session Management

Session management is a core aspect of O&M monitoring, used to record and control the real-time connection status and historical access traces between end-users and cloud desktops.

1. Current Sessions

Through the "O&M -> Sessions -> Current Sessions" page, tenant administrators can view all real-time connected sessions within their tenant.

Current Sessions List

1.1 Real-time Monitoring Attributes

Administrators can intuitively monitor the following key information:

  • Users and Resources: Which user is using which cloud desktop.
  • Accessing Terminal: Which terminal device (thin client, soft client, or mobile device) the user initiated the connection from.
  • Connection Details: Includes login time, duration, and the client's IP address.
  • Access Method: Displays the current session client's location, whether it's accessed via internal network or public network.

1.2 O&M Operations

  • Disconnect: When abnormal login is detected or resources need to be forcefully reclaimed, administrators can forcibly disconnect specified real-time sessions.
  • Data Export: Supports exporting the current session list for real-time resource usage analysis.

2. Historical Sessions

Through the "O&M -> Sessions -> Historical Sessions" page, tenant administrators can trace all access records within a period of time.

2.1 Tracing and Auditing

Historical sessions fully record the entire lifecycle of a session from "establishment" to "destruction", serving as an important basis for security auditing and troubleshooting:

  • Login/Logout Time: Accurately counts the user's actual online duration.
  • Session Status: Records whether the session was closed normally or disconnected abnormally.
  • Historical Trace: By filtering specific users or desktops, view their historical access frequency and terminal distribution.

2.2 Data Statistics and Analysis

  • Batch Export: Supports filtering and exporting historical session tables based on a time range.
  • Application Scenarios:
    • Work Hour Statistics: Combine with exported reports to further analyze user login and usage, providing data support for resource expansion.
    • Compliance Audit: Meet enterprise requirements for traceability of asset access behavior. ```