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# Session Management

Avo Assure session management feature is used to view user status and gain insight into Active Users, Active Avo Assure Clients, and Locked Users in Avo Assure.

### [Roles that can access session management](/avo-assure/administration/authentication-configuration/authentication-configuration-1/privileges.md)

* Admin
* Quality Manager with Admin as secondary role

### This document includes

[Check Active Agent](#check-active-users-avo-assure-client-and-locked-users)

The steps to check the status of active user

[Check Active Avo Assure Client](#check-active-users-avo-assure-client-and-locked-users)

The steps to check the status of active Avo Assure Client

[Check the Locked User](#check-active-users-avo-assure-client-and-locked-users)

### Access session management

To access session management window, follow the steps below:

1. Navigate to the Admin section on the left pane of the landing page
2. Navigate to Session Management window

### Check Active users, Avo Assure Client and Locked Users

<table data-view="cards"><thead><tr><th></th><th></th><th></th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td><strong>Active Users</strong></td><td>In the session management window of Avo Assure users can check the status of other users currently using Avo Assure. Active Users section includes the Username, Role, and last logged-in date of every single user.</td><td><ul><li>Click the Logout button to logout a specific user from Avo Assure.</li></ul></td></tr><tr><td><strong>Active Avo Assure Client</strong></td><td>In the Active Avo Assure Client section, the users get the status of registered and active Clients. It contains details like the Client name and user's IP address. Admins or Quality Managers with admin as a secondary role have the privilege to disconnect the client whenever required.</td><td><ul><li>Click Disconnect button to disconnect a specific Avo Assure client.</li></ul></td></tr><tr><td><strong>Locked Users</strong></td><td>After 5 wrong login attempts, the Avo Assure account associated with that username gets locked. In such cases only Admin have the privilege to unlock that user.</td><td><ul><li>Click the Unlock User button to unlock locked Users.</li></ul></td></tr></tbody></table>


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