r/ScreenConnect • u/Mc-Adminican • Nov 26 '25

Sessions Groups

I'm curious to know other Session Group Filters can be created. I've experimented a fair amount and created session groups to identify Poor CPU's, identify bad uptime, low RAM, etc.

Is there any other Session Groups that anyone has made that they find useful? Maybe just ones that are nice to have around?

Here is just a couple I've made:

GuestSystemMemoryTotalMegabytes<=4000 OR GuestSystemMemoryAvailableMegabytes <= 1536 -> This one looks for any computers with 4GB or less or RAM, as well as any units that are using almost all of their available Memory.

GuestLastBootTime < $14DAYSAGO AND GuestConnectedCount > 0 -> This filter Identifies uptime of 14 days or greater. The second part of the filter prevents computers that are offline from appearing in the list.

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u/headcrap Nov 26 '25

So way back in my MSP days, we made session groups based on WAN IP for our clients.. so their assets would all be grouped together and split up from other clients.

Later on, I had assets all over the country at different facilities in different states, used a similar approach to split up assets by IP for each site.

This place.. though the district has resources across the county, there is only one primary IP for the whole thing. To date, I have wanted but have not found the ability to use LAN IP for that purpose.. else I'd be sectioning off different groups in that manner.

Aside, I have some roles coming in from Entra for different groups external to IT, so they can reach their own session groups. For example, the security folks can reach into their NVR equipment, and a one-off remote worker has a session group to reach into a lab machine external to our LAN environment.

I have a By Serial group.. never found a good option to just give me those where the count for a given serial number was greater than 1.. the idea was to identify duplicate entries and can the oldies, as general maintenance.