Comments on: Allowing users to reset their own Citrix session http://www.squiggle.org/2009/08/allowing-users-to-reset-their-own-citrix-session/ Random IT shizzle, from random IT people Wed, 07 Jul 2010 16:51:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: cBroowlAlagnog http://www.squiggle.org/2009/08/allowing-users-to-reset-their-own-citrix-session/comment-page-1/#comment-2424 cBroowlAlagnog Fri, 21 May 2010 01:44:08 +0000 http://www.squiggle.org/?p=35#comment-2424 Thank you very well read allss textt about drsating and ilike it very much Thank you very well read allss textt about drsating and ilike it very much

]]> By: Geoff Kendal http://www.squiggle.org/2009/08/allowing-users-to-reset-their-own-citrix-session/comment-page-1/#comment-1135 Geoff Kendal Mon, 23 Nov 2009 09:56:24 +0000 http://www.squiggle.org/?p=35#comment-1135 Freshy, The script basically works by performing the following commands at the command prompt as the user running the script: QUERY SESSION geoffk /SERVER:CXS39 RESET SESSION 21 /SERVER:CXS39 You could try running them manually, to see if you can list your sessions on a server with the first command, and reset a specific session with the second command. Obviously you'll need to replace my username and the CXS39 server name with your own. The session number used in the reset command will be one listed in the QUERY SESSION output. My method of getting the session ID and server name is quite crude (lines 07/08), it might be that your version of query session returns a slightly different formatted output to my environment. A few things for you to try there... Let me know how you get on! Freshy,

The script basically works by performing the following commands at the command prompt as the user running the script:

QUERY SESSION geoffk /SERVER:CXS39

RESET SESSION 21 /SERVER:CXS39

You could try running them manually, to see if you can list your sessions on a server with the first command, and reset a specific session with the second command. Obviously you’ll need to replace my username and the CXS39 server name with your own. The session number used in the reset command will be one listed in the QUERY SESSION output.

My method of getting the session ID and server name is quite crude (lines 07/08), it might be that your version of query session returns a slightly different formatted output to my environment.

A few things for you to try there… Let me know how you get on!

]]> By: Freshy http://www.squiggle.org/2009/08/allowing-users-to-reset-their-own-citrix-session/comment-page-1/#comment-1132 Freshy Fri, 20 Nov 2009 22:42:25 +0000 http://www.squiggle.org/?p=35#comment-1132 Hey, I am testing out your script in our Citix enviornment and everything runs but nothing actually gets reset. The script even finds all the open sessions but never resets them. Do you have any idea as to why this might be? Reese Hey,

I am testing out your script in our Citix enviornment and everything runs but nothing actually gets reset. The script even finds all the open sessions but never resets them. Do you have any idea as to why this might be?

Reese

]]> By: XRumerTest http://www.squiggle.org/2009/08/allowing-users-to-reset-their-own-citrix-session/comment-page-1/#comment-1067 XRumerTest Thu, 17 Sep 2009 23:51:58 +0000 http://www.squiggle.org/?p=35#comment-1067 Hello. And Bye. Hello. And Bye.

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