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You could use the shutdown command to reboot the system, effectively logging them off:<br />
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shutdown -r -m \\computername <br />
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Hope this helps!<br />
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:o)<br />
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Bartender_1
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You could use the shutdown command to reboot the system, effectively logging them off:

shutdown -r -m \\computername

Hope this helps!

:o)

Bartender_1

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You can't log a user off his/her workstation. TS manager only allows you to log the user's terminal session off.
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You can't log a user off his/her workstation. TS manager only allows you to log the user's terminal session off.

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something else, i can not shutdown this server come on i thought this place had higher knowledge
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something else, i can not shutdown this server come on i thought this place had higher knowledge

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i tried psshutdown -o it said it intiated but it did not kick the user off
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i tried psshutdown -o it said it intiated but it did not kick the user off

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This could be due to an open document waiting for the &quot;Do you want to save?&quot; to be answered. <br />
If so, then it you'd have to force the system to close open applications.
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This could be due to an open document waiting for the "Do you want to save?" to be answered.
If so, then it you'd have to force the system to close open applications.

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use the -f switch in conjunction with the -o switch.
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use the -f switch in conjunction with the -o switch.

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i am TS into a server and i have a admin user accoutn that is trying to log on to the server, i need to logof the user and i can not thru Terminal services manager, how can i do it while logged onto the server locally thru the command line. &nbsp;the user that is logging in is on our domain. 
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i am TS into a server and i have a admin user accoutn that is trying to log on to the server, i need to logof the user and i can not thru Terminal services manager, how can i do it while logged onto the server locally thru the command line.  the user that is logging in is on our domain. 

how logoff a user remotly

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