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03-13-2009
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| | Re: List users connected via Remote Desktop & console? I would also like to parse the output of qwinsta via vbscript. However, I am not sure how to accomplish this in order to show only "rdp-tcp#" or "ICA-tcp#". CAn you please show an example? "atavachron" wrote: Quote: > Personally, I find it easier to parse the output of qwinsta.exe via > vbscript. IIRC it's only available from winXP on, though. > > regards, > alejandro > > On Oct 11, 9:00 am, Claude Lachapelle > <ClaudeLachape...@xxxxxx> wrote: Quote: > > Could you told me how I could distinguish between local console & remote > > desktop sessions: > > > > Z:\Sysinternals\PSTools>psloggedon \\server01 > > > > loggedon v1.33 - See who's logged on > > Copyright ® 2000-2006 Mark Russinovich > > Sysinternals -www.sysinternals.com > > > > Users logged on locally: > > Error: could not retrieve logon time > > NT AUTHORITY\LOCAL SERVICE > > Error: could not retrieve logon time > > NT AUTHORITY\NETWORK SERVICE > > 10/10/2007 1:56:38 PM DOMAIN1\user1 > > 09/10/2007 10:20:43 AM DOMAIN1\user2 > > Error: could not retrieve logon time > > NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM > > > > Users logged on via resource shares: > > 11/10/2007 8:37:51 AM DOMAIN1\user3 > > > > About the QUERY command, thanks for the information, I was not aware of this > > server utility -- if I could'n find a way to VBScript the equivalent, I will > > run it remotely. > > > > Thanks."Pegasus (MVP)" wrote: Quote: > > > What you report is incorrect: psloggedon.exe will distinguish > > > clearly between console and remote sessions. Quote: > > > If you're unable to solve your problem with scripting then > > > you could use these commands to distinguish between active > > > and idle sessions: Quote: > > > query user > > > query session Quote: Quote: > > > "Claude Lachapelle" <ClaudeLachape...@xxxxxx> wrote in > > > messagenews:BC7DAF6C-9FA3-4F81-BCEA-5EB155BB3DCF@xxxxxx > > > > Usefull, but not enough, it is not giving us if it's at the console or via > > > > Remote Desktop, and if the session is active or idle/disconnected. Quote: > > > > I'm pretty sure we can get this information by using the WMI provider.... > > > > still searching. Quote: > > > > Thanks. Quote: > > > > "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote: Quote: > > > >> "Claude Lachapelle" <ClaudeLachape...@xxxxxx> wrote in > > > >> messagenews:0C0BA5E7-23AD-4806-97CD-159201BB5881@xxxxxx > > > >> > Hi! Quote: > > > >> > I would like to write down a script that will enumerate all users > > > >> > actually > > > >> > connected on all our servers via Remote Desktop (active, inactive, > > > >> > disconnected) and on their consoles, to find out where administrators > > > >> > forget > > > >> > to logoff, and this way avoid having problem with terminal licensing (2 > > > >> > connections allowed only) and console locked! Quote: > > > >> > Does somebody already wrote down something doing that? Quote: > > > >> > Thanks. Quote: > > > >> > Claude Lachapelle > > > >> > Systems Administrator, MCSE Quote: > > > >> You could use psloggedon.exe fromwww.sysinternals.com. > > > |
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