Re: how to log terminal server users

Thanks.
tsadmin opens Terminal Server manager.
Only logs there are over weeks old sessions perhaps still lasting as there
isn't a log off column?
How do I log off from SBS2003 remote desktop, when I close connection?
I guess that remote desktop's start button and log off is not for
disconnecting remote desktop sessions.


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Hi,

I got " terminal server has exceeded max number of users ... " message
yesterday when trying to access remote SBS.
There mustn't had been any other 2 users logged on. Also there isn't used
any other terminal service services.

Is there a way to log remote desktoip users log on and log off times, so
that I could diagnose later the situtation?
Or to see clearly who is connected now through remote desktop?


mstsc /v:sbsserver /console
That will give you access to the server's console - aka the 3rd session
Then once you login, run tsadmin
Then log off the disconnected sessions
Is this on terminal server or SBS server? Your users are not supposed to
access SBS server remotely as that feature is there for remote
administration purposes only. RWW does not affect administrative sessions
to SBS.
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