Archived Forums. Remote Desktop Services Terminal Services. Sign in to vote. Monday, November 4, PM. Hi, You can use Task Manager Users tab to see a list of connected users, or you can use the command line: query user or query session -TP.
Show Comments. Hide Comments. My Profile Log out. Join Discussion. Add your Comment. In the tsadmin, I'd just right click the user and choose "Log Off". Do you know of a way to logout users on Windows ? Oops sorry I deleted my comment accidentally as I was trying to edit it. The question was: "I don't seem to have logoff. Is it your utility? Turns out my system does have logoff. I must have overlooked something when I tried it earlier. RyanRies, What about the terminal services configuration tscc.
What's the equivalent in Server ? Show 1 more comment. You can use qwinsta from the command line to display the current RDP sessions. That works. I think I prefer the more verbose commands query user and reset session as those are easier for me to remember than rwinsta. Very nice. Defaults to local machine, so just qwinsta then rwinsta 3 , faster than trying to find tsadmin — Daniel de Zwaan. It seems this is the replacement for tsadmin.
I was just about to add this as the answer. Simple, quick and exactly what is needed to see who is logged in, and log them off if necessary.
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