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Table 11‑1. Sessions tab
Option Description
State Displays information about the state of the desktop or
application session.
n
Appears green, if the session is connected.
n
L, if the session is a local session or a session running in
the local pod.
n
G, if the session is running in a dierent pod in the pod
federation.
Computer Name Name of the desktop or application session. Click the name
to open the session information in a card.
Horizon Client displays information that depends on the
type of Horizon Client and includes details such as user
name, IP address of the client machine, and the operating
system of the client machine.
VM displays the following information:
n
Computer Name. Name of the desktop or application
session.
n
Agent Version. Horizon Agent version.
n
Session State. State of the desktop or application
session.
n
State Duration. The time the session remained in the
same state.
n
Logon Time. The logon time of the user who logged in
to the session.
n
Logon Duration. The time the user remained logged in
to the session.
n
Session Duration. The time the session remained
connected to Connection Server.
n
Connection Server. The Connection Server that the
session connects to.
n
Farm. The farm of RDS hosts for the published desktop
or application session.
CPU displays a chart for the CPU usage of the virtual
desktop or published desktop or application.
Memory displays a chart for the Memory usage of the
virtual desktop or published desktop or application.
Latency displays a chart for the latency for the PCoIP or
Blast display protocol.
Logon Segments display the following segments created
during logon.
n
Logon duration. The length of time that the user was
logged in to the session. Calculated from the time the
user clicks the desktop or application pool to the time
when Windows Explorer starts.
n
Interactive. Total time for Horizon Agent to process a
session connect or reconnect. Calculated from the time
when PCoIP or Blast Extreme uses the tunnel
connection to the time when Windows Explorer starts.
n
Brokering. Total time for Connection Server to process
a session connect or reconnect. Calculated from the
time the user clicks the desktop pool to the time when
the tunnel connection is set up. Includes the times for
Connection Server tasks such as user authentication,
machine selection, and machine preparation for seing
up the tunnel connection.
n
GPO load. Total time for Windows group policy
processing. Displays 0 if there is no global policy
congured.
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