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To list all users currently logged into a Windows host you can either create a custom PowerShell script and use the Toolkit plugin or you can use the WMI plugin. |
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For WMI plugin, the following will create a basic sampler that has a row for each user on the system: <sampler name="WinUsers"> The result will be as follows:
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From this you can now add for example a column with a rule to alert if the rowName is allowed or not allowed on the host, or you can set a simple rule on the instances headline to count users, for example the criteria being that value > 0. |
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Tags:
- windows
- users
- wmi
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