2017年4月13日 · First option — use command line to query user /server:SERVERNAME (or quser.exe - same thing). This shows User name, Session name, Session Id, Session state, Idle Time and Logon Time for all logged in users.

@thePurpleMonkey If this is a domain computer, you need to be the domain admin. If this is a personal computer, you may need to have exact same username on both PC (and both admin) and run the command from Luiz. qwinsta will attempt to connect using the 'current' credentials which may not have access on the remote computer. –

2015年11月24日 · Is there a way to list all servers, that a given user is logged into in the entire active directory? Something like...: QueryRdpConnections -user BobAdmin Result ...

2009年10月29日 · Use qwinsta to get a list of the Remote Sessions in the command window (Get the session Id of user to kick out): qwinsta /server:SERVERIP Use rwinsta to disconnect the remote session: rwinsta /server:SERVERIP SESSIONID Also you may want to change the default timeout for idle RDP connections.here or here.

2013年5月27日 · qwinsta /server:SERVER_NAME | find /I "Active" Note that this is just a quick&dirty one-liner which would just spit out every line containing "Active" (in lower or upper case). If you expect user names which contain this string, things are going to be more complicated and require to check the fourth column for the correct "Active" string:

2021年11月4日 · So I ran sc queryex TermService and got the PID (1488) and then did taskkill /pid 1488 /f After all that I ran qwinsta and the hashed value was gone. Additionally I disabled RDP in ('Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Remote Desktop Services > Remote Desktop Session Host > Connections > Allow users to ...

qwinsta /SERVER:{servername} which will list the current sessions and their status, and with . rwinsta /SERVER:{servername} {sessionid} and the proper privileges you can disconnect a session, particularly useful when the limit has been reached and you are not connected. {sessionid} is the ID number listed in qwinsta's result

2015年8月26日 · EDIT: qwinsta can be run on a remote server. I'd recommend that above PsLoggedOn for a few reasons. You could use PsExec (from PsTools, it's something like psexec.exe \\remote -u remote_username -p remote_passwd cmd.exe to gain a remote shell and run quser or qwinsta to enumerate the active sessions.

You can do it using the qwinsta and rwinsta command line tool: qwinsta /server:SERVERNAME You will get a list of the Remote Sessions in the command window. Make sure the account you're logged in on your client computer has admin rights on the server. You can also use the server's IP address instead of the server's name.

When running qwinsta I see both connected and disconnected user sessions on a Windows server. I end up cleaning up all the sessions marked with disc just because it seems like good housekeeping. However, I'm wondering if having many disconnected sessions can …