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I have a request from management to get a logon logoff report with only the first logon and the last logoff of the day

When I produce a report I have approximately 20 or 30 logons for each user, I just want the first and last logon/logoff of a user on a particular day or days.

Is there any document that can tell me what logon ids I should use to get this report?

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vhcato

Well, at the risk of looking like a goof (BTW that NEVER happens ), I'm going to ask what might be a silly question... Are you talking about logins to Orion, or some other website, app, or database server?

olgab

They want to track logon logoff for each user workstation only when they come in the morning and then when they leave at night. They are trying to prevent the cost of another software that can give them this metric.

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kelkin

Hi,

I know this is an old post but I'm curious if you ever found a solution to what you're looking for? I need to get the same report going and I don't see a way to do it, and sorting of records by date doesn't even work since the date format isn't in a sortable format like EPoch.

-Keith

mr.e

I do not believe that Orion NPM can provide you this type of data. The only SW tool that might be able to help you (I think) is Orion Log & Event Manager (aka Orion LEM). After all, LEM does read Windows Event Logs, so you could possibly setup a rule to look for login/logout events. Still, even if LEM could collect login/logout events, I am also not sure if it could be customized to only report on first login and last logout events.

In any event, I am only guessing, based on what I have read about LEM since I do not even have LEM in our portfolio of SolarWinds tools. So, for this reason, I would defer to those in this forum who do have real LEM knowledge and expertise.

Best wishes.