Which parameter in the PsLoggedOn command provides information about users currently logged-on to the local system?

The parameter that provides information about users currently logged on to the local system in the PsLoggedOn command is indeed -l. When this option is used, PsLoggedOn will list users that are logged on locally, giving you insights into current active sessions and the associated user accounts. This is particularly useful for system administrators and forensics professionals to quickly ascertain which users have active sessions on a machine, aiding in monitoring and security incident response.

The other options serve different functions; for example, -x would typically show users who are logged on over the network, not locally. The -n option works differently by displaying information about user accounts but doesn’t focus specifically on the current logged-on status. Similarly, -a may provide additional user account information, but it does not directly correlate to which users are logged in at any given moment. Understanding the specific functions of each parameter helps in effectively utilizing the PsLoggedOn command for monitoring user activity on a system.