• The Activity monitor applet shows you:
  • Current connected users.
  • Historical data about who was connected and when.

• Click on the Activity Monitor Icon on the homepage of RADIUSdesk. The Activity Monitor Window opens.

Under the Authentication data tab you will see a history of all the User logins.

To show a list of Users currently logged-in only:

• Click the Currently Connected Button on the Action Toolbar in the Activity Monitor Window.

This button works as a toggle to switch between Login History and Currently Connected.

• The Reload button can be used in two ways:
  • If you simply click on it it will reload the screen with the latest data.
  • If you click on the down-arrow you will be presented with a menu to select an interval at which the applet should Auto reload the latest data.
• If your applet is auto reloading the icon on the reload button will also change to a stopwatch.

• This button is a toggle button.
• If it is pressed (selected) it will only list all the active connections.
• If it is released (deselected) it will list current and historical connections.

• You can filter some data out and the export the result to a CSV file using this button.

• To get graphical detail in the connection simply select an item in the list and click on this button.
• A new tab will open with more detail on the usage of the device, user or voucher.

• This button will try to initialize a disconnect request from RADIUSdesk to the NAS where a user is connected.
• At the time of this writing only the following NAS devices are supported.
  • Coova Chilli captive portals
  • Mikrotik hotspots
• In order for this the work correct a few things has to be in place which are discussed in these two NAS client's Wiki Pages.
• If you have any other type of NAS devices the kick button will do nothing.

• There is no tight coupling between a RADIUS server and a NAS device.
• This means that the information reflected on RADIUSdesk about who is connected might not be correct.
• If for instance the NAS to which the users were connected hanged, RADIUSdesk will not be aware of this and show the users as still connected.
• When this happens, we can use the Close session button to close these open sessions to give an indication of the true situation.

• This tab will list the current stats from the FreeRADIUS program.
• It will list:
  • The Authentication requests
  • The Accounting requests
• As you can see from the screenshot there is a large amount of failed Authentication requests. This is because we have MAC Authentication activated on some of our hotspots.
• As of this writing the filter per NAS is not yet implemented.