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# Sesiones de usuario

Consulte los detalles de las sesiones de usuario en PowerShell Universal, incluidos la marca de tiempo, el usuario, el origen, la cadena de agente de usuario y la dirección IP remota de cada inicio de

Cuando los usuarios acceden a PowerShell Universal mediante la Consola de administración o la aplicación, las sesiones se almacenan en la base de datos. La información sobre las sesiones incluye:

* Marca de tiempo
* Usuario
* Origen
* Cadena de agente de usuario
* Dirección IP remota

Para acceder a las sesiones de usuario, haga clic en Inicio y en la tarjeta Sesiones de usuario.


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