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How to make log off detection work using WMI and STAS for logged in users on the domain controller?

ErikFranzén

I have installed STAS using WMI and log off detection. It works for workstations but not for (admin) users which are logged in (using RDTP) on the domain controller. They are all logged out from STAS efter detection intervall.

I have followed this tutorial: https://community.sophos.com/kb/en-us/123020

When running wmic to check a workstation it lists logged in user(s). But connection to local computer, the domain controller itself, the command computersystem get username /value fails with "Description = User credentials cannot be used for local connection"

How can I get log off detection work for users logged in to the Domain Controller? Using Windows 2016 server and Windows 10 clients



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  • 0 in reply to BAlfson

    Well, I have been in touch with support and there is no solution to his. In some way it is a feature - you have to deal with it. Let a Domain Controller just be a Domain Controller. Do not use it for other purposes, especially functions which involves Client Authentication based rules in the UTM.

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