When your computer is attached to a network there could potentially be numerous connections to your computer. Ever wonder who is connecting to the shared directories on your computer? This information is easily displayed on your Windows desktop with Voyager Enterprises' veSession. veSession uses a small collapsible window in the corner of the screen to show you who and what is connecting to your shares visually.

Shown above is an example of veSession's main window. In the main window there are two people connected to the computer. One person is currently accessing your machine and is illustrated by the green arrow. The other person's connection is idle so veSession shows a question mark. The highlighted computer can be probed for information. When you right-click on any highlighted computer shown in the window an information window will be shown next to the main window.

Detailed information on the person or computer that is connected to you is displayed in the Connection information window. When no activity occurs for a while the main window will collapse itself out of your way. To get it back, either wave your mouse over the small sliver of the window on your desktop or when someone accesses your machine again the window will pop up again.