Session Recording captures terminal activity even though a user is not being watched. The captured data is recorded into a memory buffer and retrieved when a watcher watches a user's terminal session. The retrieved information is displayed on a watcher's screen, and the user and watcher screens remain synchronized as new terminal activity is displayed. All terminal activity for a user is captured and placed into a log file that can be read at a later time. This functionality enables a system manager to capture terminal activity on any port on the system, even though the system manager is not physically located on-site.
Commands are available to show, view, and delete log files.
When a log file is viewed, the terminal activity within the log file is displayed. Robust security checking has been implemented to control which users can watch other users. The product supports local terminals, dial-in users, remote users, virtual terminal sessions, and character and VPlus applications. Free demonstration packages are available. The integration will provide users with connectivity and transparent interoperability via private and public messaging networks worldwide.