anyone know how to log someone off the box if you are logged on as administrator?
Also does anyone know how to kill processes that are running in different sessions(i.e. under different users) if you are logged on as Administrator?
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anyone know how to log someone off the box if you are logged on as administrator?
Also does anyone know how to kill processes that are running in different sessions(i.e. under different users) if you are logged on as Administrator?
If you have the same admin privilages (or higher) you should be able to log on, it will prompt you telling you that user X is logged in and they will lose unsaved work, and then it brings you back to the logon screen again.Quote:
Originally Posted by paul_oshea
Depends on what you are using in work, lots of different methods, Kill Process is what you're after anyway.Quote:
Also does anyone know how to kill processes that are running in different sessions(i.e. under different users) if you are logged on as Administrator?
Jesus Paul , don't be using foot.ie to do your job.Quote:
Originally Posted by paul_oshea
As long as he is not divulging any information he is fine. Remote Desktop Connections is Remote Desktop Connections is Remote Desktop Connections .... its the same every whereQuote:
Originally Posted by NeilMcD
I was only hopping the ball with him, for being a lazy git thats all.
Ah right, thats grand so ;):pQuote:
Originally Posted by NeilMcD
nah lads neither works, don't worry neil im not a sys admin hence hte questions. But the only way to log someone out is to go to adminstrative tools on the box, when logged in as admin and kill their session. Killing their session also kills the processes running under their name, its the only way to do it it seems.
You mean files opened on a server that are opened under their name?Quote:
Originally Posted by paul_oshea
No processes such as javaw processes or whatever.Quote:
Originally Posted by A face
can you not open the Task Manager and see what user is running what processes?
no not when your logged in as a different user, as its all session based, so only the user logged in can see what tasks they are running or the system are running.