# Managing User Sessions
Vault provides administrators with visibility into all currently active user sessions within the organization.
> **Info:** Vault admins can view all user sessions for their org, whereas non-admins can only see their own session details.
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## Viewing Active Sessions
Administrators can view and manage user sessions from the **Profile > Session Information** screen.
 
To log out a user:
* Select the session from the list.
* Click **Logout** to immediately terminate the session. The user will be logged out and must re-authenticate to regain access.
### Session Fields
| FIELD | DESCRIPTION |
| -------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Public IP** | IP address of the user's session |
| **User** | Username associated with the session |
| **City** | Geolocated city based on IP address |
| **Location** | Approximate geographic location of the IP address |
| **Device Details** | Device type (e.g., Desktop, Mobile) |
| **OS Details** | Operating system used during the session |
| **Browser Details** | Web browser used during the session |
| **Last Access Time** | Timestamp of last activity from the user in that session |
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## Search for Activities of a Specific User
To monitor user activity:
1. Go to the **Session Information** page and click **Activity Log**.
2. Choose a **Time Period** (e.g., 1 month, 6 months, 1 year).
3. Select a **User** from the dropdown.
4. Enter a specific **Activity** keyword (e.g., backup, compare, replicate).
5. Click **Get Details**.
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## Export the Activity Log
1. On the **Activity Logs** page, click **Download**.
2. The activity log will be saved as a **CSV** file on your device.
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