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Client Test Tool – User Connection difference

Solved154 views15th January 2026Client Test Tool CUBE GUI dataminercube
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Ryan Hepworth [DevOps Advocate]1.41K 14th January 2026 0 Comments

Hi All,

I am looking into something using Client Test Tool to check User connections I am seeing 2 different types of log in the response.

Type 1:

Type 2:

There is no entry for users that appear in type 2 like type 1, does anyone know why some are the same as type 1 and some are the same as type 2?

Thanks

Ryan

Ryan Hepworth [DevOps Advocate] Selected answer as best 15th January 2026

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Wouter Demuynck [SLC] [DevOps Advocate]6.65K Posted 15th January 2026 1 Comment

Hi Ryan,

What you're seeing is the list of clients as known by the agent you're directly connected to.

Type 2 is for clients that are connected directly to that agent. There's quite some information available about these.

Type 1 ("Remote (xxxxx) Client: xxxxx [xxxx via xxxxx]") is for client connections that were made through another agent in the cluster. These have only limited information. You would find an entry of the other type when requesting the same info while connected to that other agent.

Hope this helps

Ryan Hepworth [DevOps Advocate] Selected answer as best 15th January 2026
Ryan Hepworth [DevOps Advocate] commented 15th January 2026

Hi Wouter, Perfect, exactly what I was after thanks

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