Programming for a Terminal Server

[csammis]

I can help with the "number of current connections" problem...if anyone can help with the second part, I'd appreciate it too

Anyway, here's what you do: Have a global variable called currentConnections or whatever you want. In the code where your server accepts connections, increment that variable by one. Now, you should subtract it by one in *two* places: where the user terminates the connection with a command (i.e., user says "quit" or whatever they use to disconnect) and in the [socket]_Close event. The second one is if the client disconnects without issuing a "quit" command.

Hope this helps!

[Sven007]

Well thats one way to go. The way I was thinking off is grabbing all that info from the terminal server manager itself. I was playing around with the command prompt and figured out how to get it to spit out some stuff.

what i am thinking about doing is running a command from a command prompt:
c:\>query session /Server:MyServer > textfile.txt

This will spit out some info about the current connections into a text file. Then I could open the file in VB, do some tricky searching and then I would know how many connections there are. But I want to know more.... So i have to keep looking. I did find some stuff at www.planet-source-code.com but i couldn't get it to work.

What I need to do is query the server for the number of connection, and then where each connection comes from (machine name, and username).

Gotta keep looking.

[AmmerBow]

I need this same exact info if anyone knows

[Nightwalker83]

Originally posted by AmmerBow
I need this same exact info if anyone knows

Just ask those guys again.