VMware View Active Session Count using PowerCLI

ViewActiveSessionCount.ps1

#Add the VMware View powershell snapin
Add-PSsnapin VMware.View.Broker

#Set the connection broker to check. This isn't used since the commands are run locally
$ConnectionServer = "localhost"

#For loggin create a timestamp
$TimeStamp = Get-Date -format yyyy-MM-dd-H-mm

#grab an array of remote sessions
$ActiveConnections = Get-RemoteSession -State CONNECTED

#set initial count to 0
$i = 0

#do some counting
if ($ActiveConnections -eq $NULL){
	Echo "there are $i active connections"
}
else{
	foreach ($ActiveConnection in $ActiveConnections){
		$i++
	}
	Echo "there are $i active connections"
}

#Add it to a logfile
$row = $TimeStamp + "," + $i + " Active Sessions"
$row | Out-File -FilePath "c:\check-active-sessions.log" -Append