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Kevin
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Tue Jan 04, 2005 9:34 pm Post subject:
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Are there any utilities (resource kit, etc.) available for parsing the
LCS 2005 SIP flat file logs into something that surfaces some useful
statistics? What I'm mostly interested in seeing is the number of
unique users each day, the version of client they are using, and
perhaps even how many messages were sent/received by each.
Alternatively, if there is a way to extract some of this information
from the LCS database, that would be good to. At least information on
current users should be available there.
The LCS 2005 console is woefully lacking in displaying this type of
information, as compared to say Exchange which reports users last
login/logout/client version, etc.
We do have MOM 2005 and have the just released LCS 2005 management
pack installed, but it doesn't really give me the kind of usage info I
need .. more on performance stats. |
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Dhigha D Sekara
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Wed Jan 05, 2005 5:41 pm Post subject:
Re: Utility for parsing flat file logs? |
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you got it... a utility to parse FFL logs will be shipped as part of the
reskit of LCS2005( due very soon... may be another week or so)
another tool dbanalyze will be shipping as part of the reskit as well which
will help to report information from the database..
thanks,
Dhigha
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Kevin
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Tue Jan 18, 2005 10:43 pm Post subject:
Re: Utility for parsing flat file logs? |
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OK .. I've got the reskit installed, but I'm not finding a utility to
give me the information I was looking for (report of users, when they
were last actually active, and what client version they are using).
I see dbanalyze that shows me some of this one user at a time.
I see a utility to set flat file log settings, but not anything to
parse it.
Could you point me to which part of the reskit you had in mind? |
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Dhigha D Sekara
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Wed Jan 19, 2005 3:50 am Post subject:
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dbreport ( this is part of the server installation itself) should give you
details on the activity of a user. It doesnt report the client version
though.
sipview is the utility used to parse FFL logs...
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Kevin
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Wed Jan 19, 2005 4:05 am Post subject:
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Thanks for the response, but that only shows me a count.
The intent here is to find out who is and isn't using LCS, so we can
enable (and license) only those who use it for their work, not the
ones that demanded it to play with it once several months ago. |
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Dhigha D Sekara
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Thu Jan 20, 2005 3:06 am Post subject:
Re: Utility for parsing flat file logs? |
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dbanalyzer per user reportings shows the last register time of a user..
e.g
User : dhighas500@dhighasdc.nttest.microsoft.com
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Last Register Time : 1/18/2005 5:46:00 PM
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Would this work for you..?
Report for all the users can be generated using a script on top of
dbanalyze...
I will check if any of our tools does this out-of-box...
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Jeff
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Tue Jan 24, 2006 12:09 am Post subject:
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I'm not very good with SQL, but I used the SQL query analyzer with the following command
select rtc.dbo.Resource.ResourceId, rtc.dbo.Resource.UserAtHost, rtc.dbo.HomedResourceRegisterTime.LastRegisterTime from Resource, HomedResourceRegisterTime where rtc.dbo.Resource.ResourceId = rtc.dbo.HomedResourceRegisterTime.ResourceId
This produced a list of users' email addresses and the last time they logged in. You can then export this data to Excel and sort accordingly. I used it to ask my users if they were going to use the service and if they are not I will disable them. |
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