sharpvur.blogg.se

Over Terminal Server and have it print reports on their local printer. Printing also occurs locally, so a user can run an application Only screen refreshes are sent over the Internet so itįeels like you're running the application locally but it's all happening on the server. Need to install any programs on their machine and none of the data streams across the internet. With Terminal Server, a user can experience running a desktop over the internet with the Windows Remote Desktop Connection feature. Properly protected within the confines of a network firewall.

In either case, it is always best to ensure that your Terminal Server is The ability to connect with their VPN (Virtual Private Network) connections. The Terminal Server can be setup withĪ publicly assessable IP address or it can be configured using a private IP address (obtained from a DHCP host) in order to enable your end users with A Terminal Server authenticates the userĬonnections against the Active Directly list of users of groups that are maintained by your domain controller. Concurrent connections (depending upon the number of CALS you have) are possible. Just hit if you want to get the sessions of the local computer/server or provide an empty string for the parameter ComputerName Exampleįor a local query.A Terminal Server virtualizes an actual Windows desktop environment experience using a Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) session created for each Using the function without the parameter ComputerName will ask your for a name. $wtsSessionInfoFreeMemCheck = ::WTSFreeMemoryEx(::TypeSessionInfoLevel1, $ppSessionInfo, $pCount) ::PtrToStructure(::Add($ppSessionInfo, $wtsSessionInfoOffset), ) $wtsSessionInfoOffset = $wtsSessionDataSize * $i $wtsSessionsCheck = ::WTSEnumerateSessionsEx($wtsServerHandle, $pLevel, 0, $ppSessionInfo, $pCount) $wtsServerHandle = ::WTSOpenServerEx($ComputerName) Public static extern bool WTSFreeMemoryEx( Public static extern int WTSQuerySessionInformationW(

Public static extern int WTSEnumerateSessionsEx( Public static extern void WTSCloseServer(System.IntPtr hServer) Public static extern IntPtr WTSOpenServerEx(string pServerName)

# but has many adaptions and enhancements. # this script is based on the PS code example for WTSEnumerateSessions from: # The computer name to get the current sessions from. Meanwhile I also created an enhanced version, published here: This code is a simple and high-level function. The base was from the P/Invoke folk, but has been adapted and enhanced by me.