Logon Time, Logon Start to Hive Loaded, Logon Start to Classes Hive Loaded, Profile Sync Time, Windows Folder Redirection Apply Time, Total Logon Script Time, Users Policy Apply Time, Machine Policy Apply Time, Group Policy Software Install Time, and Free Disk space.Ī full list of metrics that can be captured please look at the VMware Website located here. Also as it logs on it starts pulling data from things like: What does this actual capture? Well it captures a wealth of information from your VM.įQDN, IP, DNS Servers, User Name from the VM its self. So from this default setup it will save your Logon Monitor logs in the default location of:Ĭ:\ProgramData\VMware\VMware Logon Monitor\Logs So that is a pretty simple install process. Just change the services from disabled to automatic. The next part is you will need to enable the Logon Monitor service on the Master Images. That will enable the Logon Monitor and if you want to disable just change -enable to -disable. On each of the connection servers open a command prompt and enter the following: Enabling the Logon Monitor is done so on each of the connection servers. The little know thing is you have to enable it. Its installed by default with the Horizon agent since 7.2. Setting up the Horizon Logon Monitor is a pretty simple process.
But if you are wanting a way to monitor your log on process and get some insight into whats going on, well here is the FREE tool to do so. This little addition is an optional install as part of your horizon agent and requires a bit of setup to make this work. A hidden Gem integrated as part of the VMware Horizon Suite is the Logon Monitor.
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