In my case, I have an NLB FTP cluster of three FTP servers, and I wanted know the number of current connected users. They're non-anonymous, because they've authenticated and are logged on. In PowerShell, use the Get-Counter
cmdlet and connect to your FTP servers:
PS C:\Users\jan> Get-Counter `
>> -ComputerName ftp-01, ftp-02, ftp-03 `
>> "\Microsoft FTP Service(_total)\Current NonAnonymous Users"
>>
Timestamp CounterSamples
--------- --------------
5/3/2016 1:49:54 PM \\ftp-01\\microsoft ftp service(_total)\current nonanonymous users :
180
\\ftp-02\\microsoft ftp service(_total)\current nonanonymous users :
133
\\ftp-03\\microsoft ftp service(_total)\current nonanonymous users :
100
Remove the back ticks (`
) to put the command on one line. The Get-Counter cmdlet information on Technet provides more information and samples.
PowerShell #PSTip: List all available IIS FTP Performance Counters
You can use (Get-Counter -ComputerName ftp-01 -ListSet '*').counter
to list and display all available performance counters in PowerShell.