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I really want to track who logs in on the ThinAnywhere server, when and for how long. How can this be accomplished?

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I really want to track who logs in on the ThinAnywhere server, when and for how long. How can this be accomplished?

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A. Here’s how to turn on logging: cd /opt/IIPServer/bin Edit the “iip.ini” file, under the [iIPLogin] section, set the following: PrintDebug 62 This will log each time a user logs on or logs off. The log file will be identified by the “LogFile” line. It is usually at “/opt/IIPServer/logs/iiplogin.log”. You can print this file to get the information you need. Note: If you have a very old version of the server (3.06 or older?), this may not work.

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