The complete user guide for Terminal Services Manager. Covers the main window and its tabs, building and organizing your computer list, monitoring servers in real time, managing user sessions, working with processes, and the dialogs you use to administer Remote Desktop Services hosts.
Start here with Terminal Services Manager: learn what it does, system requirements, how to install it, and how to navigate the main …
Build the computer list in Terminal Services Manager by adding servers one at a time, in bulk, or from a network source, …
Monitor every Remote Desktop Services host at once on the Servers tab, with live CPU, memory, disk, network, and session metrics in …
Manage Remote Desktop user sessions in Terminal Services Manager: view session state, disconnect, log off, reset, shadow, message, and export users.
Manage processes across your Remote Desktop Services servers: view metrics, terminate a process, filter the list, set columns, and export.
Filter and search the Servers, User sessions, and Processes tabs in Terminal Services Manager using quick search, condition builders, and saved presets.
Run administration tasks against a remote Remote Desktop Services host, from RDP, reboot, and licensing to profiles, event logs, and custom tools.
Plot server, user session, and process metrics over time on the graph panel in Terminal Services Manager, then customize and export the …
Find your way around the Terminal Services Manager application log tab, where every server query, action, and failed refresh is recorded for …
Find every persistent setting in the Terminal Services Manager Preferences dialog, from startup and server refresh to themes, logging, and graphs.
Learn how to keep Terminal Services Manager up to date and register your license key from the Help menu so the program …
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