Hallo,
ich habe ein ganz spezielles Problem....
Ich m├Âchte verhindern, dass sich ein User ├╝ber RDP nur trennt. er soll also bei Trennung der RDP Session automatisch abgemeldet werden.
Leider bietet Windows XP diese Option nicht.
Wenn ich aber einen Event h├ñtte, der in EG erscheint, wenn der User "Trennen" im Startmenue anklickt, oder die RDP Session ├╝ber das Kreuzchen schlie├ƒt, l├ñuft EG ja weietr und k├Ânnte daraufhin die Abmeldung erzwingen.
Kommt man in EG an einen Event ran, der bei Trennung der Session ausgef├╝hrt wird?
Gruß
Adrian
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Windows Event "Trennen"
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Bitmonster
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Re: Windows Event "Trennen"
Keine Ahnung. So ein Event ist mir bisher nirgendwo ├╝ber den Weg gelaufen. Gibt es ├╝berhaupt ein Programm, welches irgendwie darauf reagiert, wenn sich ein RDP User an/abmeldet?
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Re: Windows Event "Trennen"
Translate?Agent_Smith wrote: Ich m├Âchte verhindern, dass sich ein User ├╝ber RDP nur trennt. er soll also bei Trennung der RDP Session automatisch abgemeldet werden.
Google says...
I gathered basically you want an event triggered from remote user logging off but I don't understand why fully.Google Translator wrote: I want to prevent a user via RDP only separates. He also aims at separating the RDP session will be logged out automatically.
I use RDP all the time but I don't have an answer for this.
EDIT:
You can kick users based on time idle or just based on time if you like.
It's in the group policy editor.
Local Computer> Admin Templates>Windows>Terminal Services>Sessions
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Re: Windows Event "Trennen"
It is a Windows XP, an I use it as a Terminal Server for 2 Users (termsrv.dll from the beta SP2).
I want an Event, when the user quits the session without logging off.
If this happens, I want to force the LogOff so that there is no unused open session on the system.
I will look after theese GPs, thank you!
Best regards
Adrian
I want an Event, when the user quits the session without logging off.
If this happens, I want to force the LogOff so that there is no unused open session on the system.
I will look after theese GPs, thank you!
Best regards
Adrian
Re: Windows Event "Trennen"
Yes you can do that in the group policy editor. 
It's all in the Sessions section.
It's all in the Sessions section.
Re: Windows Event "Trennen"
I do also get some:
System.RemoteConnect [u'']
and
System.ConsoleDisconnect [u'USERNAME']
System.RemoteDisconnect [u'']
Events so you should be able to use those to your advantage as well.
System.RemoteConnect [u'']
and
System.ConsoleDisconnect [u'USERNAME']
System.RemoteDisconnect [u'']
Events so you should be able to use those to your advantage as well.