Analyze logon duration using scripted tasks 编辑

Long logon times decrease user productivity and result in a poor user experience. As an administrator, you might want to get a detailed overview of logon times to identify processes that cause slow logons so that you can take remedial action accordingly.

To achieve this goal, you can use the script Analyze_Logon_Duration.ps1. It is a PowerShell script that queries the event log for every major event relating to the logon process. The script offers the following benefits and more:

• It gives you a logon duration breakdown of a user’s most recent logon.
• It displays all major sequential phases of the logon process and makes it easy to see which phase is slowing down the logon.
• It lets you check whether there is a delay between the end of one phase and the start of the next.

To see more benefits, go to https://www.controlup.com/script-library-posts/analyze-logon-duration/.

Workspace Environment Management (WEM) provides you with a scripted task feature that automates the running of the script for you. All you need to do is configure a scripted task. A general workflow is as follows:

1. Prepare relevant scripts
2. Add a scripted task
3. Configure the scripted task
4. View the task execution report

Prepare relevant scripts

Prepare a zip file that contains the following two scripts:

• Analyze_Logon_Duration-0531.ps1. You can get this script from https://www.controlup.com/script-library-posts/analyze-logon-duration/.
• Run_Analyze_Logon_Duration.ps1. This script is used as an entry point and passes relevant parameters to the script Analyze_Logon_Duration-0531.ps1. You can customize this script as needed.

In this example, the script Run_Analyze_Logon_Duration.ps1 contains the following content:

Note:

The following content is for reference only. Verify that the “DomainUser” is resolved correctly. Otherwise, the script will not work as expected.

$SessionID = (Get-Process -PID $pid).SessionID
$DomainUser =(Get-WMIObject -ClassName Win32_ComputerSystem).Username
& ((Split-Path $MyInvocation.InvocationName) + "\Analyze_Logon_Duration-0531.ps1") -DomainUser $DomainUser -SessionID $SessionID
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