Angus,

You can use the API.  Here is a small excerpt from a console app in
VB.Net.  It retrieves a list of current users and outputs to the screen
(stdout).  In a Filter use the Set Fields $PROCESS $ command to run the
app and capture its output.
 
Dim LoggedInUsers As System.Array
LoggedInUsers = ARS.GetListUser(ARSystem.Server.UserListType.Current,
#1/1/2000#)
For Each u As ARSystem.UserInfo In LoggedInUsers
        Console.WriteLine(u.UserName.ToString)
Next

This, combined with a signon tracking method described by Dave, will
allow you to link the login names (from the API) to computers, full
names, IP addresses, etc.


Stephen
 
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Subject: Re: Is there a way to find out which user is logged onto Remedy
on a particular client PC?


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Angus,
 
Not quite the same, but I put some user signon tracking into place quite
a while back - added a process onto the initform to push the IP address,
user-id, date/time, PC name onto a tracking form (did it so we could see
who was actually using the system) 
 
Whilst it wouldn't tell you if they were actually logged on at any point
in time, it does give you some idea as to who is using what PCs.
 
Regards
 
Dave

 
On 05/10/06, Angus Comber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: 

        Hello
        
        We need to find out which user is logged onto Remedy on a
particular PC.  Is
        there an API to find out which users are logged in?  If we have
the hostname 
        or IP address of client PC can we then work out which is the
user?
        
        Angus
        
        
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