View currently logged in users on remote hosts
You can view all active and inactive users who are logged in locally to a remote computer.
Before you begin: For best experience, make sure the
Logged in users column on the
Computers page is enabled on your account. To do so, in
LogMeIn Central, select
in the top-right corner.
Then select the
Show the logged-in users' usernames on the Computers page option at the bottom of the page.
Then select the
Show the logged-in users' usernames on the Computers page option at the bottom of the page.
Important: You can only enable this feature once every 24 hours.
You can view logged-in host users at two different places:
- The Computers page provides an overview of all your remote hosts and allows you to see who's working remotely on your hosts.
- The Computer Properties page lists all users who are currently logged in to a single remote host. Users in this list can be either active
or inactive 
at the remote computer.
Example: Why would you want to see active users on your remote hosts?
Let's say a user working on a remote host cannot print to a network printer. You don't want to disturb the user, but want to make sure that you fix the printer's issue during lunchtime. The last logged in users feature allows you to see when a local user is active or inactive on a remote host. When you see that the user turns inactive , you can go ahead and remote control that computer to solve your user's issue.
View logged-in users on all hosts
- Select the Logged in users column to sort your remote hosts by their active users.
If you cannot see this column, enable it in the menu as described above.
The following user statuses are available:
- : A user is logged in locally at the remote host, but the computer is locked. Currently, no one is actively working on the host computer.
- : There is at least one user currently logged in to the remote computer. When there are multiple remote users logged in to the host, select the Multiple Users link to view the users' names.
- No local user login reported: The remote host has not yet sent information about the user who last logged in to the host. This generally happens either when your host runs an earlier version of the host software or the host is online but has an expired subscription.
- No one is logged in: No one is currently logged in locally at the remote host.
- Host is offline: The host is either offline or the host software on the remote computer is disabled.
Tip: You can also sort by Version to see those remote hosts that have the latest host software version installed. This helps you identify computers where you can see logged-in users.
View logged-in users on a single host
- Select the
icon in the Properties column to open the Computer Properties page.
You can find logged-in users on the General Settings tab under Logged in users.
The following user statuses are available:
- : A user is logged in locally at the remote host, but the computer is locked. Currently, no one is actively working on the host computer.
- The user is currently logged in and actively working on the remote computer.
View reports on remote connections
You can view a list of remote sessions that were initiated to a selected host. Remote sessions include remote control, file manager, and background access sessions.
Remember: The Remote sessions report lists users who connected remotely to a computer in the past. The Logged in users list contains those users who are currently logged in locally to a computer.
To view this report, do the following:
- Open the Remote Sessions report:
- Hover over the Logged in users column next to your host and select the See remote connections link as described above.
- Select the icon in the Properties column to open the Computer Properties page. On the General Settings tab, select the See remote connections link.
Tip:- By default, the Remote Sessions report lists remote sessions of the past 30 days.
- You can see the remote sessions that were initiated to all your remote hosts by selecting View Report at the top of the page.