ben.hamilton.id.au » RDP http://ben.hamilton.id.au Getting your act together with CRM Sun, 25 Jul 2010 12:19:46 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 Command line terminal server http://ben.hamilton.id.au/general/command-line-terminal-server http://ben.hamilton.id.au/general/command-line-terminal-server#comments Mon, 12 Oct 2009 01:32:36 +0000 Ben Hamilton http://ben.hamilton.id.au/?p=185 I’ve just come across a terminal server that wouldn’t let me log on. Turns out the maximum number of users the terminal server is licensed for has been exceeded.

Thusly, from another machine on the network, we open a command prompt and type qwinsta /server:<servername>

This will give a list of the terminal server sessions on that server, note the ID number (aka sessionid) as we use them in the following commands.

We can reset a session by using rwinsta <sessionid> /server:<servername>

or we can disconnect the session with tsdiscon <sessionid> /server:<servername>

or we can logoff a session with logoff <sessionid> /server:<servername>

Dan Rigsby has more info as does Scott Forsyth.

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RDP doesn’t by default redirect non COM/LPT/USB ports – i.e. an IP port.

Thankfully, a simple registry edit noted in MS KB 302361 makes it easy to tell XP to redirect other ports.

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