To generate the usage report
- In Server Manager, click Tools, and then click Remote Access Management.
- Click REPORTING to navigate to Remote Access Reporting in the Remote Access Management Console.
- In the middle pane, click dates in the calendar to select the report duration Start date: and End date:, and then click Generate Report.
How do I generate a report for remote access?
Click REPORTING to navigate to Remote Access Reporting in the Remote Access Management Console. In the middle pane, click dates in the calendar to select the report duration Start date: and End date:, and then click Generate Report.
How do I export a report using URL access?
Export a Report Using URL Access. You can optionally specify the format in which to render a report by using the rs:Format URL parameter. The HTML4.0 and HTM5 formats (rendering extension) will render in the browser and for other formats, the browser will prompt to save the report output to a local file.
How do I enable accounting on the remote access server?
In Server Manager, click Tools, and then click Remote Access Management. Click REPORTING to navigate to Remote Access Reporting in the Remote Access Management Console. Click Configure Accounting in the Remote Access Reporting task pane. Select the Use inbox accounting check box to enable accounting on the Remote Access server.
How do I generate the usage report in Server Manager?
To generate the usage report In Server Manager, click Tools, and then click Remote Access Management. Click REPORTING to navigate to Remote Access Reporting in the Remote Access Management Console. In the middle pane, click dates in the calendar to select the report duration Start date: and End date:, and then click Generate Report.
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Remote Access monitoring reports remote user activity and status for DirectAccess and VPN connections. It tracks the number and duration of client connections (among other statistics), and monitors the operations status of the server. An easy-to-use monitoring console provides a view of your entire Remote Access infrastructure.
Understand monitoring and accounting
Before you begin monitoring and accounting tasks for remote clients, you need to understand the difference between the two.
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Is there a way to export the usage report from the "remote access management console"?
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Hi There - you will need to enable Powershell Remote on the DirectAccess Server and run the commands using the -computername (specifying the RemoteAccess Server)
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Hi There - you will need to enable Powershell Remote on the DirectAccess Server and run the commands using the -computername (specifying the RemoteAccess Server)
How to setup a dial up demand dial connection?
To create a dial-up demand-dial connection. If you are using Server Manager, in Tools click Routing and Remote Access. Right-click the server in the tree, and then click Configure and Enable Routing and Remote Access. Follow the steps in the wizard to configure the connection.
What happens if you don't use a local or remote server?
If you are not using a local or remote server to run NPS, then default remote access policies and accounting settings are automatically created on the destination server when Remote Access is configured.
What is weak encryption?
Weak encryption includes the use of 40-bit or 56-bit encryption in PPTP, and the use of MD5 or DES for L2TP/IPsec. By default, these weak algorithms are disabled, and we recommend that you do not use them unless they are required.
Why is dial up not migrated?
Because of the differences in modem hardware that might exist between the source and destination servers, dial-up connections are not migrated. Use the Demand-Dial Interface Wizard in the Remote Access MMC snap-in.
Can remote access be running on the source server?
Remote Access can be running on the source server while you are capturing its configuration. However, if you made configuration changes to Remote Access that require a service restart, then you must stop Remote Access before starting the migration. Use the following PowerShell command to stop the service:
Can a CMAK profile be created on a 32 bit computer?
Profiles that are created by the Connection Manager Administration Kit (CMAK) can only be created on a computer with the same 32-bit or 64-bit architecture as the client computer on which they are to be run. If your source server is 64-bit, and you have created 64-bit profiles on that source server, you can copy them from the %PROGRAMFILES%CMAKProfiles folder to the appropriate folder on the destination server.
Can PowerShell scripts migrate settings?
Certain settings cannot be migrated by the Windows PowerShell scripts, and they must be configured manually on the destination server. Review the following configuration options, and apply those that are relevant to your environment.
Reports
Remote Access Plus is bundled with a powerful reporting tool that lets system administrators capture granular information on remote troubleshooting tasks performed.
Recording Remote Sessions
The most remote troubleshooting operations in an enterprise are performed through Remote Desktop Sharing sessions, where the technician remotely controls the end-user's computer to troubleshoot it. These remote sessions can be closely monitored and supervised by recording them for auditing and security purposes.
Remote Control, chat and Registry export history
One can get complete visibility over all the remote control sessions, chat sessions and registry value export changes carried out using Remote Access Plus in a holistic view. These views can also be exported as pdfs, csvs or xlsx formats.
What is the default reporting policy?
The default reporting policy defines when and what type of data is collected for Remote Desktop reports. The administrator can also choose whether to apply the policy to each computer or computer list.
What is the reporting policy in Remote Desktop?
When creating a report, Remote Desktop can collect new, up-to-date information, or it can use information that’s cached. The set of preferences that determines when and what type of report data is collected is known as the reporting policy.
Can I cancel uploading reports to an administrator?
You can cancel uploading reports to an administrator computer. You can’t remove administrator computers that are currently authenticated with the client.
Creating remote desktop sharing reports with the required columns
Whenever you initiate a remote desktop sharing session using Remote Access Plus, an entry will instantly be created under Reports tab. With the help of the column chooser available in the top right corner of the page you can enable or disable columns based on your needs.
Exporting the reports
Use the export button in the top right corner of the page to export reports in .pdf, .csv or .xlsx formats.
Protecting personal information while generating reports
While creating various reports and sharing it across the users there is a high risk of data leakage. To prevent this unexpected leakage of personal information, Remote Access Plus comes with an export setting that lets you mask the personal information such as the IP address, computer name, user name, contact number and more.