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hello SAP EP gurus,
How i can know how man users are logged on my EP Portal and which user is using which report.Is there any way to find out this thing.?
Also how we can see the performance of our portal?
Waiting for earliest reply.
regards
Neeraj Pandey

Hi,
You can use " portal Activity Report" for this purpose.
alternatively, if you have access to server you can check this through visual admin
simply open visual admin,open on your servernode --services,click on Performance Tracing,click on JARM and choose what you want to see.
its easy to use standard portal Activity Report.
else you can use third party reports loke "google analytics" which will give the number of users logged in, what the navigation of each user, from which geographical area the user has logged in and all about the user logged into the portal and portal performance.
you need to login with your gmail id and password and download the code and use it in you portal application... its very easy to use.
https://www.google.com/analytics/home/
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