J JoseS7 Bit poster Apr 9, 2019 #1 Is there any PowerShell API command to know the active remote desktop sessions? For example: I am connected to a remote PC that I've published and want to be able through the Powershell to see that session and to kill it. Is it possible? Thanks
Is there any PowerShell API command to know the active remote desktop sessions? For example: I am connected to a remote PC that I've published and want to be able through the Powershell to see that session and to kill it. Is it possible? Thanks
Maria@Parallels Problem solver Oct 22, 2019 #2 JoseS7 said: Is there any PowerShell API command to know the active remote desktop sessions? For example: I am connected to a remote PC that I've published and want to be able through the Powershell to see that session and to kill it.use W Is it possible? Thanks Click to expand... Hi, yes, you can do it with the Windows PowerShell, please check this link for example and let us know if it's not that case.
JoseS7 said: Is there any PowerShell API command to know the active remote desktop sessions? For example: I am connected to a remote PC that I've published and want to be able through the Powershell to see that session and to kill it.use W Is it possible? Thanks Click to expand... Hi, yes, you can do it with the Windows PowerShell, please check this link for example and let us know if it's not that case.
L LeoQ2 Bit poster Apr 5, 2023 #3 Yes, there are some powershell API commands that allow you to control desktop sessions and I am also using these commands for my desktop sessions on<a href="https://paintballmaskusa.com/paintball-mask-requirements/">website</a>
Yes, there are some powershell API commands that allow you to control desktop sessions and I am also using these commands for my desktop sessions on<a href="https://paintballmaskusa.com/paintball-mask-requirements/">website</a>
N NandiniC Bit poster Feb 7, 2024 #4 there are some power shell API commands that allow you to control desktop sessions