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You can see who is logged on by running the Terminal Services Manager.
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You can see who is logged on by running the Terminal Services Manager.

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Thanks! Good enough for me.
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I have terminal services running on my windows 2003 server box. &nbsp;I want to find out who logged in and out of a terminal services session at any time. &nbsp;Is there a log file where this is stored? &nbsp;I can go into the event viewer security section and find out but there are so many entries there i dont want to sift through.<br />
I would think that there is a simple log kept somewhere of terminal services logons.<br />
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Anyone know?<br />
Thanks
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I have terminal services running on my windows 2003 server box.  I want to find out who logged in and out of a terminal services session at any time.  Is there a log file where this is stored?  I can go into the event viewer security section and find out but there are so many entries there i dont want to sift through.
I would think that there is a simple log kept somewhere of terminal services logons.

Anyone know?
Thanks

Where can I find out who logs in/out of Windows Terminal Services 2003?

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