how to get logged in or logged out user with api

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Hi all,
I want to create a winservice to save log in and log out time of all accounts in a domain.
I have tried OnSessionChange() and check out the SessionChangeDescription property but it sometimes does not work correctly, so i decided to use api functions to do that.
In order to my searches LsaGetLogonSessionData and maybe ISensLogon2 functions can return what i want.

but the question is that where should i use this function? Should i call this function in an event or it can diagnose the log ins and log outs itself?

please help me....

Edit : why do not any one reply to my question????????

Posted 16-Sep-12 20:12pm

M_Mogharrabi

Updated 16-Sep-12 22:52pm

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[no name] 17-Sep-12 7:10am

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