Terminal Server Module
Manage Remote Desktop sessions with simple controls for viewing and disconnecting active user connections.
Session Management
👥 Active Sessions
View all currently connected user sessions with detailed information
🔌 Disconnect Users
Safely disconnect specific user sessions by session ID
⚡ Remote Control
Manage sessions remotely using PowerShell WinRM connections
Key Features
- Session Discovery: List all actively connected user sessions on Terminal Servers
- User Information: View username, session ID, connection time, and session status
- Safe Disconnection: Gracefully disconnect specific user sessions without data loss
- Remote Management: Control sessions from anywhere using secure WinRM connections
- Administrative Access: Requires proper domain or local administrator credentials
- Real-Time Status: Get current session information with live updates
- Audit Logging: All session management actions are logged for compliance
Session Information
📊 Detailed Session Data
- Username: Which user is logged into each session
- Session ID: Unique identifier for precise session management
- Session Type: Console, RDP, or other connection types
- Connection Time: When the user connected to the server
- Session State: Active, idle, disconnected, or locked status
- Client Information: Source IP and client computer details
Technical Implementation
The Terminal Server module uses PowerShell Remoting (WinRM) to establish secure connections to your Terminal Servers. It leverages the built-in Windows 'quser' command to retrieve comprehensive session information and the 'logoff' command to safely terminate sessions. All operations require administrative credentials and use elevated PowerShell execution for proper privilege handling.
🎯 Perfect For
System administrators managing RDS environments, troubleshooting user connection issues, and maintaining server performance by managing active sessions.
🔒 Security Note
Session disconnection is performed gracefully to prevent data loss. Users receive appropriate warnings when possible, and all actions are logged for security auditing.
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