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1: Open windows command prompt<br />
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2: to view current connections: qwinsta /server:myserver<br />
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This results in an output of<br />
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SESSIONNAME USERNAME ID STATE TYPE DEVICE<br />
console administrator 0 Active wdcon<br />
rdp-tcp 65536 Listen rdpwd<br />
rdp-tcp#51 administrator 2 Active rdpwd<br />
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3: kill a session by: rwinsta [sessionID] /server:myserver<br />
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i.e. rwinsta 2 /server:myserver<br />
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From the below link:<br />
<a href="http://labs.redbd.net/blog/index.cfm/2007/7/31/Easily-kill-remote-desktop-sessions-to-your-server" rel="ugc">http://labs.redbd.net/blog/index.cfm/2007/7/31/Easily-kill-remote-desktop-sessions-to-your-server</a><br />

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1: Open windows command prompt

2: to view current connections: qwinsta /server:myserver

This results in an output of

SESSIONNAME USERNAME ID STATE TYPE DEVICE
console administrator 0 Active wdcon
rdp-tcp 65536 Listen rdpwd
rdp-tcp#51 administrator 2 Active rdpwd

3: kill a session by: rwinsta [sessionID] /server:myserver

i.e. rwinsta 2 /server:myserver

From the below link:
http://labs.redbd.net/blog/index.cfm/2007/7/31/Easily-kill-remote-desktop-sessions-to-your-server [http://labs.redbd.net/blog/index.cfm/2007/7/31/Easily-kill-remote-desktop-sessions-to-your-server]


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Go to the Server. &nbsp;Either find Terminal Server Manager in the Administrative Tools, or Start, Run, tsadmin.exe.<br />
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In that applet you can 'Connect&quot; if you have the logged on users password, 'Remote Control' (depending or your settings/polocies), 'Reset' (likke pulling the plug), or 'Logoff', a bit more graceful, however unsaved work is always lost.
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Go to the Server.  Either find Terminal Server Manager in the Administrative Tools, or Start, Run, tsadmin.exe.

In that applet you can 'Connect" if you have the logged on users password, 'Remote Control' (depending or your settings/polocies), 'Reset' (likke pulling the plug), or 'Logoff', a bit more graceful, however unsaved work is always lost.

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thatnks guys for the help i prefer a non command line approach as less things can go wrong
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thatnks guys for the help i prefer a non command line approach as less things can go wrong

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Hey guys,<br />
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A long time ago i was shown how to kick RDC users off a server without rebooting it, can anybody help?
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Hey guys,

A long time ago i was shown how to kick RDC users off a server without rebooting it, can anybody help?

How to view current RDC connections to a server

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