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Is there any tool to kill the user session except Citrix director?

Is there any tool to kill the user session except Citrix director?
User is using multiple apps/Desktop on the same site,
Citrix XenApp 7.15, MCS, Local Profile.
Please suggest any Tool or PowerShell Script.
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You could easily user quser and logoff to log out user sessions

https://4sysops.com/archives/how-to-force-a-user-logoff-remotely-with-powershell/ 

You could also use Citrix Studio as well, you can view user sessions on there and log them out remotely.

There are many other third-party tools with interesting functionality like ControlUp, eG Innovations, Goliath Technologies, uberAgent, etc. etc.

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try logoff.exe /?
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Are you looking to kill desktop sessions or application sessions?
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Look for the user session ID
QUser /server:ComputerName
Logooff the session ID
Logoff sessionID /server:ComputerName
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