In the collections, is there any way to have a column for Last Logged-In User or Primary User?? There are tons of other column choices and it seems like these 2 options wouldn't be very hard to add. I know it's possible to build into reports and things but having it in the Device Collections would make things handy.

It's there. Right Click any of the the tabs like ICON, Name, Client Type etc... and from the dropdown list select Last Logon. Once done refersh the collection.

It's not possible to add this

Last Logon just add the the time some one last logged on.

• Proposed as answer by Praveen Shrivastava Saturday, July 07, 2012 3:29 AM

For last logon user, you can select a device, and check in the properties dialog. Look for Last Logon User Name.

For primary user, you can get the information by clicking the "Primary user" link on the lower right side of the screen, under "Related Objects" in Detail pane.

We do not have this info in the device list view in SCCM2012, but I believe there is a pending DCR addressing this customer feedback.

 

• Proposed as answer by Joyce Wang [MSFT]Microsoft employee, Moderator Monday, July 09, 2012 11:45 PM
• Marked as answer by Jörgen NilssonMVP, Moderator Wednesday, November 07, 2012 12:04 PM

Sorry Team but I do not agree with marking the above as answer , I am a big fan of SCCM as a tool but missing such an option is quite a shame 

What could be done is a query showing the Computer Name and the Last Logon User.

select SMS_R_System.Name, SMS_R_System.LastLogonUserName from  SMS_R_System

Has there been any progress on this?  For my purposes I have created a query/view that will show me the Last Logged on user but the issue comes when you want to do remote control of a device.  

This can't be done via a query so I wind up getting the users name, looking that up in my query to find the device, then having to switch over to the devices tab and look up the device before I can do remote control.

Here's another vote for this one.  This just makes sense.  We know we can dig around and find this information but it would very useful to have that information in a column.

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