User's processes in Task Manager when using 2x Client

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We've been using TS on Windows Server 2003 for a few years now. Everytime an application crashed I was able to log onto the server's console and kill the crashed processed for a particular user/session (his/her logon name will appear in the user name column in Task Manager/Processes).

Now, using 2xApplicationServer and a 2xClient to connect to our TS, I don't see user's processes anymore. Only SYSTEM, NETWORK SERVICE, LOCAL SERVER and Administrator.

Using 2x , how can I see what processes are running for each TS session and possibly terminate one if needed?
Thanks for your help!

Raf from New Zealand
 
What I do is use the Terminal Services Manager applet. It's much easier to use than Task Manager. You can use it from your desktop without having to login to the terminal server and take up a session.You would need to run the adminpak.msi file that Microsoft provides with 2003.

There is a processes tab that will list all the processes running on each session.
 
raf said:
We've been using TS on Windows Server 2003 for a few years now. Everytime an application crashed I was able to log onto the server's console and kill the crashed processed for a particular user/session (his/her logon name will appear in the user name column in Task Manager/Processes).

Now, using 2xApplicationServer and a 2xClient to connect to our TS, I don't see user's processes anymore. Only SYSTEM, NETWORK SERVICE, LOCAL SERVER and Administrator.

Using 2x , how can I see what processes are running for each TS session and possibly terminate one if needed?
Thanks for your help!

Raf from New Zealand
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using 2x runs the application in a standard windows session, so you should be able to view them in task manager, make sure that you are logged as an admin
 
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