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Manage user sessions

January 8, 2024

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You can manage user sessions in the Citrix ADC GUI from the Active Users Sessions dialog box. This dialog box displays a list of active user sessions on the Citrix Gateway. You can the view end user or group sessions by using the user name, group name, or IP address. You can also view active sessions within this dialog box. Session information includes:

User name
IP address of the user device
Port number of the user device
IP address of the virtual server
Port number of the virtual server
Intranet IP address assigned to the user

Manage user sessions by using the GUI

To view user sessions

In the Citrix ADC GUI navigation pane, click Citrix Gateway.
In the details pane, under Monitor Connections, click Active user sessions.
In Active User Sessions, select from the following types.
- Active Users
- Active Groups
- Intranet IP- When you select Intranet IP, you must enter the intranet IP address and the subnet mask.
Click Continue.

To refresh the session list

You can retrieve updated information about sessions to Citrix Gateway.

In the Citrix ADC GUI navigation pane, click Citrix Gateway.
In the details pane, under Monitor Connections, click Active user sessions.
Click Refresh.

To end user or group sessions or a session that has a specific Intranet IP address

You can terminate user and group sessions. You can also end a session that has a specific intranet IP address and subnet mask.

In the Citrix ADC GUI navigation pane, click Citrix Gateway.
In the details pane, under Monitor Connections, click Active user sessions.
Under Sessions, select a user, group, or a session that has a specific intranet IP address, and then click End.

Manage user sessions by using the CLI

You can use the following CLI commands to view user sessions, end user, or group sessions.

show aaa session- Displays all Citrix ADC authentication, authorization, and auditing or VPN connections that are bound to the specified user, group, IP address, or IP range.
show vpn icaConnection - Displays all active connections that use the ICA Proxy.
show system session - Displays information about all current system sessions, or about the specified session.

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Manage user sessions

January 8, 2024

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January 8, 2024

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Manage user sessions

Manage user sessions by using the GUI

To view user sessions

To refresh the session list

To end user or group sessions or a session that has a specific Intranet IP address

Manage user sessions by using the CLI

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