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The NET SEND command should work. You can schedule it as a task on a machine or server to do it.<br />
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Claudio Rodrigues<br />
Microsoft MVP<br />
Windows Server - Terminal Services
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The NET SEND command should work. You can schedule it as a task on a machine or server to do it.

Claudio Rodrigues
Microsoft MVP
Windows Server - Terminal Services

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I tried the net send. My Terminal Server users get a message for each user who is logged in to the server (or so it seems). They click ok, and it comes back up. They have to click ok 30 or 40 times before the message will go away.
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I tried the net send. My Terminal Server users get a message for each user who is logged in to the server (or so it seems). They click ok, and it comes back up. They have to click ok 30 or 40 times before the message will go away.

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I need to be able to send a scheduled popup message to all domain users regardless of they are on a PC or logged into our Citrix / Terminal Servers.
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I need to be able to send a scheduled popup message to all domain users regardless of they are on a PC or logged into our Citrix / Terminal Servers.

Need to send scheduled popup message to all users on both PC's and Terminal Server.

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