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[accept omk]
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Hi,<br />
how can i get a unique client id ?<br />
is there an api ?<br />
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i tried the following :<br />
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WTS_INFO_CLASS WTSInfoClass = WTSClientBuildNumber;<br />
int rc = QuerySessionInformation(WT<wbr />S_CURRENT_<wbr />SERVER_HAN<wbr />DLE,WTS_CU<wbr />RRENT_SESS<wbr />ION,WTSInf<wbr />oClass,&amp;pB<wbr />uffer,&amp;pBy<wbr />tesReturne<wbr />d);<br />
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but its not a unique because 2 computers that connected with terminal server had the same number.<br />
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Hi,
how can i get a unique client id ?
is there an api ?

i tried the following :

WTS_INFO_CLASS WTSInfoClass = WTSClientBuildNumber;
int rc = QuerySessionInformation(WTS_CURRENT_SERVER_HANDLE,WTS_CURRENT_SESSION,WTSInfoClass,&pBuffer,&pBytesReturned);

but its not a unique because 2 computers that connected with terminal server had the same number.



Terminal server - unique client ID

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