Redatto e sottoscritto. CERTIFICATO DI PUBBLICAZIONE E COMUNICAZIONE

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2 Redatto e sottoscritto. Il Sindaco F.to ELIA ANGELO Il Segretario Generale F.to FERRARI Marco CERTIFICATO DI PUBBLICAZIONE E COMUNICAZIONE La presente deliberazione è stata pubblicata all Albo Pretorio del Comune per 15 giorni consecutivi con decorrenza dal 04 aprile 2006 Elenco n.... Ed è stata contestualmente comunicata ai Capigruppo consiliari (art 125 D. Lgs. n.267/2000) Il Segretario Generale Copia conforme all originale, per uso amministrativo. Il 04 aprile 2006 Il Segretario Generale Esecutiva il... dopo regolare pubblicazione e/o decorrenza di termini ai sensi di legge. Dichiarata immediatamente eseguibile Il Segretario Generale

3 Terminal Server Commands The following page is a list of several commands available on Terminal Server workstations and servers. These commands can be used in batch files or other scripting languages. The syntaxes listed are for Windows 2000 Advanced Server (SP3). From a reliable source I know they are identical in NT 4, XP and In the current version of Longhorn, though, CHGLOGON /QUERY currently directs its output to standard error instead of standard output. This may still change in a following version. ACINIUPD Application Compatibility INI Update (see notes on ACINIUPD by Christoph Geiser) CHANGE CHGLOGON or CHANGE LOGON Enable or disable session logins CHGPORT or CHANGE PORT List or change COM port mappings for DOS application compatibility CHGUSR or CHANGE USER Change Install Mode LOGOFF Terminates a session MSG Sends a message to the specified user(s) QUERY QAPPSRV or QUERY TERMSERVER Displays the available application terminal servers on the network QFARM or QUERY FARM Display information about servers on the local farm QPROCESS or QUERY PROCESS Displays information about processes QSERVER or QUERY SERVER Display information about available ICA-enabled servers on the network QUSER or QUERY USER Display information about users logged on to the system QWINSTA or QUERY SESSION Display information about Terminal Sessions RESET SESSION Reset the session subsytem hardware and software to known initial values

4 SHADOW Monitor another Terminal Services session TSCON Attaches a user session to a terminal session TSDISCON Disconnects a terminal session TSKILL Ends a process TSPROF Copies or updates the terminal server user configuration information TSSHUTDN Shut down a server in a controlled manner TSCMD Read or set several Terminal Server related user properties. A very useful free third party command line tool by SystemTools Software Inc. Download it here. ACINIUPD ACINIUPD: utility to update the INI file (Application Compatibility INI Update). ACINIUPD [ /e /k ] [ /u ] [ /v ] ini_file section key new_value ini_file section key new_value The INI file to be updated Specified the [section] within the INI file Specifies the key to be added or updated Specifies the new value to be assigned to key /e Update the value for the key in the section specified /k Update the key name with the new key name in the section specified /u Update INI file in user's windows directory (or any other directory) instead of system directory /v Verbose mode CHANGE CHANGE { LOGON PORT USER }

5 CHANGE LOGON CHANGE LOGON CHANGE LOGON Starts CHGLOGON Starts CHGPORT Starts CHGUSR CHGLOGON Enable or disable session logins CHANGE LOGON { /QUERY /ENABLE /DISABLE } /QUERY /ENABLE /DISABLE Query current session login mode Enable user login from sessions Disable user login from sessions CHGPORT List or change COM port mappings for DOS application compatibility CHANGE PORT [ portx=porty /D portx /QUERY ] portx=porty Map port x to port y /D portx Delete mapping for port x /QUERY Display current mapping ports CHGUSR Change Install Mode CHANGE USER { /EXECUTE /INSTALL /QUERY } /EXECUTE /INSTALL /QUERY Enable execute mode (default) Enable install mode Display current settings LOGOFF

6 Terminates a session LOGOFF [ ] [ ] [ /V ] The name of the session The ID of the session Specifies the Terminal server containing the user session to log off (default is current) /V Displays information about the actions performed MSG Sends a message to the specified user(s) MSG { * } [ ] [ /TIME:seconds ] [ /V ] [ /W ] message The user to receive the message The name of the session The ID of the session A file with users, session names and session IDs to receive the message * Sends the message to all users on the system /TIME:seconds Specifies the Terminal server containing the user session to log off (default is current) Specifies time to wait for a confirmation for the user who received the message /V Displays information about the actions performed /W Wait for response from users message Specifies the text to send. If no message is entered it will send STDIN. To send a text within a file, type "<" and then the file name. QUERY QUERY { FARM PROCESS SERVER SESSION TERMSERVER

7 USER } QUERY FARM QUERY PROCESS QUERY SERVER QUERY SESSION QUERY TERMSERVER QUERY USER Starts QFARM Starts QPROCESS Starts QSERVER Starts QWINSTA Starts QAPPSRV Starts QUSER QAPPSRV Displays the available application terminal servers on the network QUERY TERMSERVER [ servername ] [ /DOMAIN:domain ] [ /ADDRESS ] [ /CONTINUE ] servername /DOMAIN:domain /ADDRESS /CONTINUE Identifies a Terminal server Displays information for the specified domain (defaults to the current domain) Displays network and node addresses Does not pause after each screen of information QFARM Display information about servers on the local farm QUERY FARM [ servername [ /ADDR /APP /APP appname ] ] [ /TCP ] [ /IPX ] [ /NETBIOS ] [ /CONTINUE ] [ /APP /APP appname /DISC /LOAD /OFFLINE /OFFLINE zonename /ONLINE /ONLINE zonename /PROCESS /ZONE /ZONE zonename ] servername /TCP /IPX /NETBIOS Identifies a Terminal server Display TCP/IP data Display IPX data Display NETBIOS data

8 /ADDR /APP /DISC /LOAD /OFFLINE /ONLINE /PROCESS /ZONE /CONTINUE Display address data on selected server Display application names and server load Display disconnected session data Display server load Display offline servers Display online servers Display active processes Display zones and data collectors Does not pause after each screen of information QPROCESS Displays information about processes QUERY PROCESS [ * processid username /ID:nn programname ] [ ] [ /SYSTEM ] * Display all visible processes processid username /ID:nn programname /SYSTEM Display process specified by processid Display all processes belonging to username Display all processes running at Display all processes running at session nn Display all processes associated with programname The Terminal server to be queried Displays process information for system processes QSERVER Display information about available ICA-enabled servers on the network QUERY SERVER [ server [ /PING [ /COUNT:n ] [ /SIZE:n ] /STATS /RESET /LOAD /ADDR ] ] [ /TCP ] [ /IPX ] [ /NETBIOS ] [ /TCPSERVER:x ] [ /IPXSERVER:x ] [ /NETBIOSSERVER:x ] [ /LICENSE /APP /GATEWAY /SERIAL /DISC /SERVERFARM /VIDEO ] [ /CONTINUE ]

9 server /TCP /IPX /NETBIOS /TCPSERVER:x /IPXSERVER:x /NETBIOSSERVER:x /LICENSE /APP /DISC /LOAD /GATEWAY /SERIAL /SERVERFARM /PING Identifies a Terminal server Display TCP/IP data Display IPX data Display NETBIOS data TCP/IP default server address IPX default server address NetBIOS default server address Display user licenses Display application names and server load Display disconnected session data Display load data on selected server Display configured gateway addresses Display license serial numbers Display server farm names and server load Ping selected server /COUNT:n Number of times to ping (default 5) /SIZE:n /STATS /RESET /ADDR /VIDEO /IGNORE /CONTINUE Size of ping buffers (default 256 bytes) Display browser statistics on selected server Reset browser statistics on selected server Display address data on selected server Display VideoFrame data Ignore warning message about interoperability mode Does not pause after each screen of information QUSER Display information about users logged on to the system QUERY USER [ username ] [ ]

10 username Identifies the username Identifies the session named Identifies the session with ID The server to be queried (default is current) QWINSTA Display information about Terminal Sessions QUERY SESSION [ username ] [ ] [ /MODE ] [ /FLOW ] [ /CONNECT ] [ /COUNTER ] username /MODE /FLOW /CONNECT /COUNTER Identifies the session named Identifies the session with user username Identifies the session with ID The server to be queried (default is current) Display current line settings Display current flow control settings Display current connect settings Display current Terminal Services counters information RESET SESSION Reset the session subsytem hardware and software to known initial values RESET SESSION { } [ ] [ /V ] The ID of the session The name of the session The server containing the session (default is current) /V Display additional information SHADOW Monitor another Terminal Services session

11 SHADOW { } [ ] [ /V ] The ID of the session The name of the session The server containing the session (default is current) /V Display additional information TSCON Attaches a user session to a terminal session TSCON [ ] [ ] [ /DEST: ] [ /PASSWORD:pw ] [ /V ] /DEST: /PASSWORD:pw The ID of the session The name of the session The name of the Terminal server to connect to (default is current) Connect the session to destination Password of user owning identified session /V Displays information about the actions performed TSDISCON Disconnects a terminal session TSDISCON [ ] [ ] [ /V ] The ID of the session The name of the session Specifies the Terminal server (default is current) /V Displays information about the actions performed TSKILL Ends a process

12 TSKILL processid processname [ ] [ /ID: /A ] [ /V ] processid processname /ID: Process ID for the process to be terminated Process name to be terminated Server containing processid (default is current) /ID or /A must be specified when using processname and /SERVER End process running under the specified session /A End process running under ALL sessions /V Display information about actions being performed TSPROF Copies or updates the terminal server user configuration information TSPROF /UPDATE [ /DOMAIN:domainname /LOCAL ] /PROFILE:<path> username TSPROF /COPY [ /DOMAIN:domainname /LOCAL ] [ /PROFILE:<path> ] src_usr dest_usr TSPROF /Q [ /DOMAIN:domainname /LOCAL ] username /UPDATE /COPY Updates the profile path information for username Copies the user configuration information from src_usr to dest_usr /Q Shows the current profile path for username /DOMAIN:domainname /LOCAL Specifies the domain to work in Works on the local computer /PROFILE:<path> username src_usr Specifies the profile path to use Specifies the user to work on Specifies the user to copy the configuration information from

13 dest_usr Specifies the user to copy the configuration information to TSSHUTDN Shut down a server in a controlled manner TSSHUTDN.EXE [ wait_time ] [ ] [ /REBOOT /POWERDOWN ] [ /DELAY:logoffdelay ] [ /V ] wait_time /REBOOT /POWERDOWN /DELAY:logoffdelay Seconds to wait after user notification before terminating all user sessions (default is 60) The server to shut down (default is current) Reboot the server after user sessions are terminated The server will prepare for powering off Seconds to wait after logging off all connected sessions (default is 30) /V Display information about actions being performed TSCMD A command-line utility to set terminal server user settings. All eighteen (18) terminal server settings can be set. TSCMD server user setting [ new_value ] server user setting Domain controller of the Terminal Servers'domain The user account to be queried or modified One of the following properties: InitialProgram WorkingDirectory InheritInitialProgram AllowLogonTerminalServer TimeoutConnection TimeoutDisconnect TimeoutIdle DeviceClientDrives DeviceClientPrinters

14 DeviceClientDefaultPrinter BrokenTimeoutSettings ReconnectSettings ModemCallbackSettings ModemCallbackPhoneNumber ShadowingSettings TerminalServerProfilePath TerminalServerHomeDir TerminalServerHomeDirDrive new_value Optional new value for the specified setting (property). If left out the current value of setting will be displayed. Check TSCMD's readme for details on valid new values. Copyright 2000, SystemTools.com