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The computer management interface MMC/Administrative tool.<br />
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The computer management interface MMC/Administrative tool.
http://www.itechtalk.com/thread1554.html [http://www.itechtalk.com/thread1554.html]

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Oh, I forgot to say, Click Manage Open Files on the right.
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Oh, I forgot to say, Click Manage Open Files on the right.

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Yes! Of course! Thank's!<br />
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On a Windows server 2003 I can find info by right-clicking &nbsp;the computer icon and then selecting &quot;manage&quot;. Then there are &quot;Shared Folders&quot; with Shares, Sessions and Open Files.<br />
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Where can I find this on a Windows Server 2008?
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On a Windows server 2003 I can find info by right-clicking  the computer icon and then selecting "manage". Then there are "Shared Folders" with Shares, Sessions and Open Files.

Where can I find this on a Windows Server 2008?

Session info on Windows Server 2008

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