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Terminal Services Managerv26.10 · Oct 2026 Download View Pricing

See Terminal Services Manager in action, screen by screen

A guided tour of the Servers, User sessions, and Processes views, the real-time charts, and the admin tools you use to run Remote Desktop hosts.

Monitoring

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Servers, user sessions, and processes in one console. Live charts sit under every list, and one click narrows a busy grid down to the servers that are actually in trouble.

Servers
Servers CPU, memory, disk, network, processes, and user counts for every server at once. The quick filters pull out the hosts running hot: high CPU, high memory, or overloaded.
Dark Mode
Dark Mode The same server view in dark mode. The app can follow the Windows theme or stay locked to light or dark.
Users
Users Every session across your servers, with its state, the CPU and memory the user is consuming, the client address, and the client type.
Processes
Processes Processes from all servers in one list, each mapped to the session and the user that started it. A runaway task takes seconds to find and end.
Filtering
Filtering The filter builder combines column conditions, such as a working set above 100 MB on session ID 0. Quick filters cover the common cases, like high CPU or system processes.
Charts
Charts Live charts for CPU, memory, processes, users, RDP throughput, disk, and network. The legend carries minimum, maximum, average, and last values for each server.
Inspector
Inspector CPU and memory with their trend, the state, and every property of the picked session.
Active Directory tab
Active Directory tab What the domain holds about the person behind the session.
Command palette
Command palette Ctrl+Shift+P finds any menu or Tools command as you type.

Computer list

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Build the server list once. Import it from Active Directory, an IP range, RDS, SCCM, Hyper-V, or WSUS, then use bulk operations to remove the dead entries and rename the rest.

Add computers from a source
Add computers from a source Pull computers from the network, Active Directory, an IP range, Hyper-V, RDS, SCCM, or WSUS. Resolve their names, and skip the hosts that do not answer.
Add computers by pattern
Add computers by pattern Type a name pattern such as dc{a,b}-serv-[1-10], check the preview, and add all twenty computers in one go.
Bulk operations
Bulk operations Clean the list in one pass. Remove inactive or duplicate computers, rename them, regroup them, or flatten the group structure.

Administration tools

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Right-click a server to disconnect or log off users, send a message, or restart it. The Tools menu holds 130+ commands in twelve categories, and you can add your own.

Server context menu
Server context menu Disconnect or log off users, or target only the idle and disconnected ones. Send a message, open a remote desktop, restart the server.
Manage tools and commands
Manage tools and commands 130+ commands in twelve categories, including network diagnostics, security audit, and the Sysinternals suite. Drag to reorder, or add your own.
Failed logons
Failed logons Who tried to sign in, when, and from which address, with the failure reason. Export to CSV or build an HTML report.
Session history
Session history Logon, logoff, and disconnect events from the Windows Event Log, rebuilt into sessions for any period.
Command palette
Command palette Disconnect, log off, reset, message, shadow, and the audit dialogs, one keystroke away with Ctrl+Shift+P.
Status report
Status report File > Report builds a self-contained HTML status report of the monitored servers.

Preferences

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Refresh intervals, how a server is checked for availability, themes, logging, and what the charts plot.

General
General How sizes and speeds are formatted, and whether the Add computers dialog opens when the list is empty.
Network
Network How a server is checked before you connect to it: no check at all, an ICMP ping, or a TCP connect to a port.
Computer list
Computer list Show computers by name or description, put the online ones first, and refresh the list on a timer.
Terminal Services
Terminal Services Refresh interval and timeout, extra mstsc switches for connecting and shadowing, and the idle threshold.
Appearance
Appearance Follow the Windows theme, or lock the app to light or dark. Each mode has its own theme.
Software updates
Software updates Install updates automatically, download them and ask first, only notify, or never check.
Logging
Logging The minimum log level, and optional CSV log files with limits on file size and file count.
Charts
Charts Time window, chart scrolling, tooltip, grid, axes, and legend for every chart.
Summary cards
Summary cards Pick the cards for each list, their order and size, and the levels where they turn amber and red.
Command palette
Command palette Options for the command palette.

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