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Logging Windows 2003 Terminal Server Connections

Luke Niland wrote a nice article at ASP Free explaining a technique to run a process on a terminal server that will log the current number of currently connected users into a database, using a VB script and a batch file. This technique requires that you have some ODBC compliant database available (such as Microsoft SQL Server 200 or 2005). The batch file explained in the article dumps user information into a file using the QUERY USER command. The VB Script in the article reads from the batch file and updates the database.

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