Using CMD to kick user not properly logoff in remote session.
This command to list out the user. Have 2 command :
1 - quser /SERVER : [server name]
2 - qwinsta /SERVER : [server name]
This command to kick the user :
1 - logoff /SERVER : [server name] [session id]
Example :
C:\x>quser /SERVER:xxxx-xxxSxAPP
USERNAME SESSIONNAME ID STATE IDLE TIME LOGON TIME
root console 0 Active . 5/21/2011 5:09 AM
anuar 1 Disc none 6/7/2011 9:45 AM
izuan rdp-tcp#42 2 Active 59 6/9/2011 10:47AM
C:\x>qwinsta /SERVER:xxxx-xxxSxAPP
USERNAME SESSIONNAME ID STATE IDLE TIME LOGON TIME
root console 0 Active . 5/21/2011 5:09 AM
anxxxxr 1 Disc none 6/7/2011 9:45 AM
izxxx rdp-tcp#42 2 Active 59 6/9/2011 10:47AM
C:\Users\azam>logoff /SERVER:xxxx-xxxSxAPP 1
Do you know the command to logoff particular user (Not session) with logoff command?
ReplyDeleteLike logoff /server:xxxx username
Do you know the command to logoff particular user (Not session)?
ReplyDeleteLike logoff /server:xxxx username
My requirement is that i want to logoff a particular user and not the session. Because username is unique for all the servers but session ID
vary for the same user in different different servers. So for example i am making a batch file to logoff the same user from 100 servers
simultaneously, i have to put 100 different session IDs or session names for all the servers, but if i know the command to logoff the same
user from 100 different servers then it will be easier for me to make a batch file and log hi
use Terminal Services Manager. You Can logoff by user.
ReplyDeleteI think Zia rahmani's question is not answered..He is looking for a particular user to be logged Off from multiple servers.
ReplyDeleteUsing Terminal services manager is a tedious task if servers are more.
And in few cases, we cannot connect to Terminal services manager remotely from another server.