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- Overview
- User characteristics
- Notes
- If you choose not to include the management of users
Managing the users of an application installed on the network
The management of users allows you to find out from the server: - the users currently connected to the application,
- for each connected user:
- the computer used to start the application,
- the version of the application used.
To view the characteristics about the users of an application on the server: - Start the WDADMINEXE application found in the INSTALL subdirectory of the installation directory on the server.
- Go to the "Users" tab.
| | | Name of the executable for the application whose information is displayed. The same application can be associated with several executables. | | Rate of refresh for displaying the characteristics of the users. | | Name of the computer from which the application was started. This name was defined in the network properties of the computer. | | IP address of the computer from which the application was started. | | Name of the user of the computer from which the application was started. This name was specified when starting the computer. | | Date when the user started to connect to the application. | | Time when the user started to connect to the application. | | Version of the application used. |
Note: The data displayed in this tab is contained in the LOKxxx.tmp files. These files are found in the LOCK subdirectory of the INSTALL directory on the server. Each file corresponds to a user connected to the application. These files are deleted as soon as the connection is ended. If you choose not to include the management of users If the management of users is not included in the setup program, WDADMINEXE will still be installed on the server. However: - the LOKxxx.tmp files will not be created,
- the "Users" tab will be grayed,
- the remote control of the application will be available. The remote check allows you to disconnect the users at any time. For more details, see Checking the WINDEV executables remotely.
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