Can I tell how many users are logging in with older client versions?
At the RTC VoiCE session at Innovate this year, a question came up about how to track which users are running clients whose version is older than the RTC server's.
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Too bad you don't know if you have 80 machines each logging in once or 1 machine logging in 80 times :(
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Kevin Ramer
commented Sep 26 '16, 4:12 p.m.
Associating IP to User was done if one enabled the Valve in Tomcat that logs access. WebSphere one can enable NCSA Http logging, but it is bereft of the ID that logged in. WebSphere auditing can track logins and a given IP, but that doesn't include information about the client version ( nor did tomcat logs )
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Are those stats unique per IP address?
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sam detweiler
commented Sep 23 '16, 4:06 p.m.
No.. the IP address is not available at the point where these stats are collected
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Sounds like a great enhancement...
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Sadly, u still can't get to userid or machine name.
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A section showing the number of logins for each client version is available in the counters report page at:
[yourRTCServer]/service/com.ibm.team.repository.service.internal.counters.ICounterContentService
in the 'Compatible client logins' section.
For example, the current stats for our self-hosting server in development are:
Compatible client logins
Note that the counter tracks the number of logins, not the number of users.
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