Explanation of the data in the table
- User
- Name of the user logged on to the session.
- Host
- Name of the computer the session was running on.
- Logon time
- Date and time the user logged on to the session
- Total policy duration
- Total group policy processing time in seconds.
- DC discovery
- Time required for domain controller discovery in seconds. This value is part of Total policy time.
- CSE name
- The table contains additional columns, one for each client-side extension (CSE) that was active during a logon. Since the number of CSEs is high and third-party software vendors can create their own, uberAgent cannot display a finite list. It displays what it finds, instead. As a result the CSEs displayed will vary between environments.
Examples for CSEs:
Registry - Typical group policy settings stored in the registry
Group Policy Environment - Environment variables set by Group Policy Preferences