Hi, Within the win 7 machine network, how can I list out all of the users who are currently connecting to which IPs, using terminal service? Many thanksMany Thanks & Best Regards, Hua Min

Would you specify your problem in more detailes? Windows 7 are connected to each other or to single terminal server? If the latter is the case, what version of osperating system do you use? Regards Milos

Thanks. I mean one specific machine there can be connecting to one or more machines using terminal service, or have no connections at all, at the moment. How to list out such info for all the local machines?Many Thanks & Best Regards, Hua Min

You have omitted important information, namely the terminal server operating system. Solution may differ for various operating system. If you want to trigger events from clients, that you can use special Windows 7 functionality, namely "Attach Task To This Event", which is scheduled action when specified event appeares in Event viewer. For example you can send a mail or create log file or log file record etc. Regards Milos

Thanks. I mean in the network of Win 7 machines. Where should I send the requests to?Many Thanks & Best Regards, Hua Min

What script you use depends on you. I have given an example. Regards Milos

Good day Milos, Can we try " trigger events from clients"?Many Thanks & Best Regards, Hua Min

Hi, Maybe you should be interested in tool: File Share Management (fsmgmt.msc), you could view the sessions which could tell you who is connecting to you.Alex Zhao TechNet Community Support

Thanks. I mean to see the connections of others.Many Thanks & Best Regards, Hua Min

Hi, If so, try Netstat command, this would be what you want: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb490947.aspx Check the ESTABLISHED status.Alex Zhao TechNet Community Support

Thanks. How to see all of the connections to other machines with other IPs?Many Thanks & Best Regards, Hua Min

If i understood your question the answer would be no. You can not see from windows 7 users that are connecting to terminal service server. You would need to check that on the terminal services server. What you can do is to run utility like psexec and then invoke remote cmd prompt. Then on the remote cmd prompt run "netstat -a" like Alex suggested and then you should be able to see it. Or if you can login to the server open the taks manager and check for the users tab

Hi, Use netstat n could display all active TCP connections, and express address and port numbers numerically.Alex Zhao TechNet Community Support

Use tool named psexec which comes with sys internals. That should help.Thanks and Regards Mohamed

Thanks all. Is there no way to list out all of the connections including terminal services of one machine, by being given its IP? Sorry why do I get this? C:\Users\HP>psexec 'psexec' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. Many Thanks & Best Regards, Hua Min

Hi. You have to first download psexec, below is the link. If you want to access the tool straight away from the command prompt, copy the tool and paste it in system32 folder, thereby you can call it directly from the command prompt. http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb897553 Hope this helpsThanks and Regards Mohamed

Is there no way to list out all of the connections including terminal services of one machine, by being given its IP? Many Thanks & Best Regards, Hua Min If you want to look at Terminal Services connections only, you can do that with tsadmin.exe on your Terminal Server.