SQL Server Supports two types of Authentication one is SQL server Authentication and another is windows integrated authentication. The Blank columns in NT User name means those are the sessions connected to SQL Server using a SQL server Authentication and in that case you can see the Sql server user name in the next column 'Login Name'. for getting the info on connected users, You can use the sp_who and sp_who2 systems stored procedures too..
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