RDS log off session

sukantakumar5212 · 2019-09-10T14:15:10.000Z

Do we have any Powershell script where we can provide the list of servers and the script call each server and check if that particular user session exist ( Active/Idle/Disconnected ) then it will logoff the particular user . All the logs either should be captured in a text file or it display on the screen

Evan7191 · 2019-09-10T14:21:54.000Z

Yes, there have been posts about this before on Spiceworks. What have you found and/or tried?

Neally · 2019-09-10T14:24:16.000Z

Sukantakumar:

Do we have

Welcome. Have you googled? What have you tried?

There are several ways to go that but it’s not that hard to write that from scratch.

Give it a shot and feel free to post where you are stuck

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sukantakumar5212 · 2019-09-10T14:31:20.000Z

I didn’t find similar topic or script posted here. Can you share the link please ?

billstewart7429 · 2019-09-10T14:36:45.000Z

Please read this first:

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Evan7191 · 2019-09-10T14:53:10.000Z

Sukantakumar:

I didn’t find similar topic or script posted here. Can you share the link please ?

Look at these:

Quser In Powershell Programming & Development

Hello Fellow Spiceheads, I am looking for some help with a pretty simple task. I am working on a script that would run listing RDP sessions in a "Disconnected" state. Export it out as a text file and email me as a scheduled task. Running the following gives me a list of RDP sessions on the current server; The problem is I am unsure if there is anything I can do to specify STATE of the connection. C:> quser

Query for logged in user to server through RDP or Local (PS) Programming & Development

Hello It seems that if an admin logs into a server through RDP, that the user does not show up as being logged in (when querying through get-adcomputer). After doing some research, I did find quser and Qwinsta to find RDP sessions. However, I have not been able to find a way to extract the username of the Active session(s). This is all I could get (but can't seem to get only "Active"). SESSIONNAME USERNAME ID STATE TYPE DEVICE >services …

jitensh · 2019-09-10T16:11:29.000Z

get-content C:\listofcomputers.txt |Foreach{Get-LoggedInUser -Computer $_ |where{$_.username -match 'Neally'}}

Use my script

https://community.spiceworks.com/scripts/show/4408-get-logged-in-users-remote-computers-or-local

to logoff

Logoff sessionID /server:ComputerName