Audit users

Hello.
I was wondering if there is a tool or something to audit user activity. this because we want to see how many users that are working with the system (license and so on)? We have BPC 5.1.
Thanks in advance
// Johannes

From the Admin Console, log on to the application set and application that you want to view
Select "Who is online" from the Manage applications action pane.
Or alternatively you can view the SEC_LIST_USER system report, this can be done by logging onto the Admin Console, Select Security and then "Security Reports" from the Manage Security action pane
If you get the error "The item '/<AppSet>/SEC_LIST_USER' cannot be found. (rsItemNotFound)" , you will need to publish the report from the Web Admin Tasks Action pane
Hope this helps..

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