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Who's logged on - 18.Aug.2008 11:02:10 AM
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bigfoot53
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Hello All,
How can i check to see the active users of OWA ?
Also can i end sessions that have been left on by xing out rather than logging off?
thanks
Bruce
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RE: Who's logged on - 18.Aug.2008 12:05:03 PM
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Sembee
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If you enable forms based authentication and SSL then you don't have to worry about ending sessions that were not closed correctly, as they will be killed off anyway.
As for seeing users who are logged in, that isn't possible through Exchange. Perfmon will give you raw numbers, but that is all. You might find something that works with IIS, but unless you have a large number of users the impact on the server will be minimal.
Simon.
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RE: Who's logged on - 19.Aug.2008 7:58:00 AM
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bigfoot53
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Thanks Simon,
I did find that i can view the logged in users and orphined sessions by using exchange system manager. Digging down through administrative groups, server, mailbox store.although i cant end the sessions .
thanks
Bruce
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RE: Who's logged on - 20.Aug.2008 6:41:02 AM
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teknivor
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The ESM is not live, as Sembee wrote.
It shows last logged in users per mailbox, regardless of if the users was connected through OWA, a POP client or a MAPI client.
To end all sessions on a front-end server, simply run a iisreset on your server, it will disconnect all active session made through OWA.
Gilles
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RE: Who's logged on - 25.Aug.2008 8:10:02 AM
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bigfoot53
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Hello All,
thanks for the info, I need to end sessions because some users dont logoff the OWA session they just X out I had one user who had over 32 session open and was causing problems , ended up rebooting the server to fix.
thanks
Bruce
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RE: Who's logged on - 25.Aug.2008 12:26:21 PM
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Sembee
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Users just doing the X out of the session should not have caused a problem. If it was an issue it would be well documented by now - I have been working with Exchange for some time and this is the first time I have seen this error reported. Therefore it has to be something else.
Do you mean you were getting the MAPI error about 32 sessions in the event log? If so that has nothing to do with OWA, you will see that with other clients as well. The most common cause is old network drivers. If you are using Windows 2003 SP2 and the drivers are not dated this year (2008) then almost certainly they are old and need to be updated.
Simon.
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RE: Who's logged on - 26.Aug.2008 7:36:56 AM
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bigfoot53
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THanks Simon ,
I will check that out . although when i checked the active sessions their were 30 or so for the user in question and after the reboot the issue was gone.
and i have not had any problems for about a week noe . Will keep you posted.
thanks
Bruce
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