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The Connection logs view shows the history of connections established by managed devices.

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Log list

It shows a table with the list of connections along with the following information:
  • User. Name of the user who established the connection, in domain\user format.
  • Workspace. Name of the device where the connection was recorded. It is clickable and redirects to its detail view in Workspaces.
  • Start. Date and time the connection started.
  • End. Date and time the connection ended. It is empty if the connection is still active.
  • Device type. Indicates whether the device is physical or virtual.
  • Endpoint. Name of the client computer from which the connection to a virtual desktop was established. Shows N/A on physical devices.
  • Reconnection. Indicates whether the connection is a reconnection to an existing session.

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Available actions

A bar with the following actions is shown above the table:
  • Export. Downloads the table content in the available format.
  • Reload. Refreshes the table data.

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Quick filters

Two filters, active by default, are shown above the table:
  • Start. Filters by connection start date: Any, Today, This week, This month, This quarter, This year, or Custom.
  • Visibility. Filters between All connections or only Active ones.

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Table customization

The platform provides several tools to adapt the table to your needs: visible columns and filters.

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Columns

The Columns tab lets you customize the information shown in the table. By default, User, Workspace, Start, End, Device type, Endpoint, Reconnection, Subscription / Broker, and Pool / Catalog are shown. cl-columns Additional columns available:
  • Application group / Delivery group. Name of the Citrix/VDI application group or delivery group associated with the connection.
  • Broker. Virtual desktop broker platform used (for example, Citrix On Premises).
  • Connection ID. Numeric identifier of the connection.
  • Domain controller. Name of the domain controller used for authentication.
  • Hypervisor. Underlying virtualization platform (for example, VMware).
  • Machine type. Device type.
  • Session key. Unique identifier (GUID) of the session.
  • Session type. Indicates whether the session is of type Device or Application.
The configuration is saved automatically. To restore the original configuration, use the Restore button.

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Filters

The Filters tab lets you reduce the number of results shown in the table by selecting a column (for example, User, Workspace, Start, End, Device type, Endpoint, Reconnection, Subscription / Broker, or Pool / Catalog) and one or more values. cl-filters

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Log detail

When you click a user in the table, you access their detail view, with the following information: cl-detail
  • User. Name of the user who established the connection, in domain\user format.
  • Start. Date and time the connection started.
  • End. Date and time the connection ended. It is empty if the connection is still active.
  • Workspace. Name of the device where the connection was recorded. It is clickable and redirects to the Workspaces view.
  • Machine type. Device type.
  • Endpoint. Name of the client computer from which the connection to a virtual desktop was established. Shows N/A on physical devices.
  • Reconnection. Indicates whether the connection is a reconnection to an existing session.
  • Subscription / Broker. Empty on physical devices; applies to virtual desktop environments.
  • Pool / Catalog. Empty on physical devices; applies to virtual desktop environments.