Need help killing active TS sessions

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(imported topic written by nberger91)

Hi

Does anyone have a script, WMI or command line that can kill ALL active TS sessions without having to explicitely specify the session ID # ?

Currently we use the following script prior to the BigFix restart 30 command which is not effective on Citrix servers. - (restart initiates but active RDP connections prevent successful execution)

dos echo y | cmd /c For /f “tokens=3” %i in (‘QWinsta’) do logoff %i

dos echo y | cmd /c For /f “tokens=2” %i in (‘QWinsta’) do logoff %i

dos echo y | cmd /c For /f “tokens=3” %i in (‘QWinsta’) do tsdiscon %i

dos echo y | cmd /c For /f “tokens=2” %i in (‘QWinsta’) do tsdiscon %i

dos echo y | cmd /c For /f “tokens=3” %i in (‘QWinsta’) do rwinsta %i

dos echo y | cmd /c For /f “tokens=2” %i in (‘QWinsta’) do rwinsta %i

Any help appreciated.

Thanks

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(imported comment written by brolly3391)

Hi nberger,

I am not sure if it will fulfill your needs but try TSSHUTDN?

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=320188

Nice scripting by the way.

Cheers,

Brolly

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(imported comment written by nberger91)

Hi Brolly, thanks for the advice

I’m testing the following action script which works however i need to use the ‘restart’ command aswell because the tsshutdn command doesnt exist on Windows 2000 workstation. -

dos cmd /c tsshutdn 60 /reboot

restart 1

Is there anyway, using BES 5.1, I can script (within the action script) - If WinxXP, 2003, or 2000 Svr then ‘TSSHUTDN’ elseif Windows 2000 ‘restart 1’

I think you guys call it elseif…

Thanks

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(imported comment written by BenKus)

Hey Nberger,

In BES 6.0, the clients would support the following:

IF {name of operating system = “Win2000”}

restart 60

ELSE

dos cmd /c tsshutdn 60 /reboot

ENDIF

Unfortunately, BES 5.1 Clients don’t support that action syntax…

Maybe we can try this:

restart 300
continue if {name of operating system = “WinXP” OR name of operating system = “Win2003”}
dos cmd /c tsshutdn 60 /reboot

This might work… basically all computers will run “restart 300” and then only the xp/2003 computers will run the tsshutdn command (others will fail the “continue if” line).

Ben

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(imported comment written by TommyG91)

I need to create a fixlet that identifies disconnected TS / cirtix sessions and logs them off and disconnects them. There will be GOOD sessions on the clients so I can’t disconnect everyone. I’ve scoured around the forum, but can’t find anything. Any ideas?

Thanks

Tom

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(imported comment written by BenKus)

Hey Tom,

Here is some relevance to identify logged on users and their state:

q: (name of it, active of it) of logged on users
A: ben_kus, True

Or just inactive users:

q: names of logged on users whose (not active of it)