Hi Roderik, This is great stuff and working very well I'm including output from the PowerCli below.  My question is where exactly is this coming from?  Right now I'm pointing to our security server and I'm getting good data output <below>.  Is there a way to include the date and time the session started?

Connect-HVServer : There was no endpoint listening at https://securityserver.domain.com/view-vlsi/sdk that could accept the message. This is often caused by an

incorrect address or SOAP action. See InnerException, if present, for more details.

At C:\Documents\Scripts\HorizonClientConnectionType.ps1:1 char:1

+ Connect-HVServer -Server securitysecury.domain.com

+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

    + CategoryInfo          : NotSpecified: (:) [Connect-HVServer], Exception

    + FullyQualifiedErrorId : System.Exception,VMware.VimAutomation.HorizonView.Commands.Cmdlets.ConnectHVServer

One line of sample output using Export-CSV

"domain.com\\TUser","C1-COMPUTER-254","c1-computer-254.domain.com","7.8.0","c1_pool_o64","Windows 10","AUTOMATED","VIEW_COMPOSER",,"d17c390e-f2d3-6530-ca91-3a57a264bbae","htmlaccess","10.10.10.32","10-10-10-32-Edge","5.0.0","view.domain.com","10.10.10.230","External"

Thank you for your help and suggestion on this.  Very helpful.

Hi,

The connect-HVServer should connect to a Horizon Connection server. I don't think a security server will work.

Regards,

Michiel

What is the source of the data output?  I can't tell from the PowerCli...  How can I include the session date & time?

Odd thing is that I coonected to security server and got the error above, then several hundred lines of output.

You can pull this information from horizon helpdesk plugin Or through DEM script .Please check Re: what OS is connecting to my VDI environment?

This will include date and time and gives the output as shown.

Connect-HVServer -Server <Your HV Server>
$ViewAPI = $global:DefaultHVServers[0].ExtensionData
$query_service = New-Object "Vmware.Hv.QueryServiceService"
$query = New-Object "Vmware.Hv.QueryDefinition"
$query.queryEntityType = 'SessionLocalSummaryView'
$Sessions = $query_service.QueryService_Query($ViewAPI,$query)
$results = $Sessions.Results | ? {$_.Namesdata.ClientType -like "htmlaccess"} 
foreach ($session in $results)
{$session | select @{N='UserName';E={$Session.Namesdata.UserName}},@{N='ClientType';E={$Session.Namesdata.ClientType}},@{N='StartTime';E={$Session.SessionData.StartTime}} }

Roderik, This is great!  Thank you!  Using PowerCli for Horizon has been very challenging considering there are only just a few cmdlets.  I'm about to try your latest update to the script.  I'm still curious where this data is being pulled from?  Is it stored in the ADAM DB?  Ideally, in addition to including the date/timestamp, I would like to be able to query this data from a specific time period.  For example from 6/25/20 - 6/30/20.  Is this history stored somewhere?

Thank you again for your help on this!  Great stuff.

Unfortunately this is realtime data. You can create scheduled tasks to collect and filter the data or could go for the suggestions of Shreyskar​.

Hi Haines

I see that your users connect to your Horizon environment through HTML. We are also considering giving this option to our users and would appreciate your advise on this in terms of support and user feedback

Hi Vols11, Sorry for the delayed response.  We do allow HTML access as a convenience.  However, we advise that people use the Horizon Client whenever possible as the their experience will be much better.