how-to · watch Open this in the console

Check that someone is signed in.

Health › checks. Pick Someone logged in. Leave the user empty to mean anyone. Type a name when it has to be that person.

A desktop that is meant to be off overnight should not use this check. It will fail every night.

Pick Someone logged in

Open the machine, then health › checks. The primitive is Someone logged in. User is optional. Empty means anyone at the console is enough. Here it must be reception, so a different account still fails. Fifteen minutes is enough for a front desk. Add a disk or ping check is the same editor.

Checks editor with a signed-in check for the user reception — Reception PC. The user reception must be signed in. Not added yet.

Add to list, then push

Press add to list. The check sits in the document. Push to agent is the next click, and it asks you to confirm. Push replaces the whole document. This shot stops before that, so nothing has been sent. When that person is not signed in, the alert is a check failure. It resolves when they are.

Checks list with a signed-in check named Reception is signed in, not yet pushed — Reception is signed in is on the list. Push has not been pressed.

Push is a two-step button. The agent must be online to evaluate. You can still add the check while it is offline, and it applies at the next hello. A mapped drive needs a signed-in user — Check that a drive is mapped. A desktop that powers off at night is Leave a desktop out of offline alerts, which is a different switch.