#193613 - 2009-04-2803:18 PMRe: how can use KIX to detect user logon in terminal
[Re: huangwl]
MartMart KiX Supporter
Registered: 2002-03-27
Posts: 4673
Loc: The Netherlands
Is this a Microsoft terminal server or a citrix server?
If it is Microsoft then you can get a list of all users on the server if you run the command below from a console window. It writes all info to tsusers.txt on the d drive but you can change that if needed.
This is not kix code but can easily be converted to kix. The code shown below can be run from a command window.
Code:
query user >d:\tsusers.txt
The output file looks like this:
Code:
USERNAME SESSIONNAME ID STATE IDLE TIME LOGON TIME
administrator 0 Console 5 02 - Apr-09 13:01
Username1 rdp-tcp#321 43 Active . 14 - Apr-09 08:36
Username2 rdp-tcp#322 44 Active 1 14 - Apr-09 08:54
You could make a script that process this output and send you the results by e-mail (at least that is what I did).
#193617 - 2009-04-2804:46 PMRe: how can use KIX to detect user logon in terminal
[Re: huangwl]
MartMart KiX Supporter
Registered: 2002-03-27
Posts: 4673
Loc: The Netherlands
Glenn's solution will work for the user that runs it. Great way to figure out if the current logon session is a TS session and if needed execute special logon scripts for that.
If you need/want a list of all users on your TS then you'll need a solution like mine or you could use QWINSTA (build in by MS) and walk through the output line by line.
