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fuGUI

Simple, quick and powerful. Wizard driven or command line interface to this user/session location tool. Locate any type of session, logoff users, remove disconnected sessions, remove farm wide ConnQ sessions, fully scriptable and much much more. You've got to see it to beleive it.

Features

Application Model
fuGUI is designed to allow administratos the ability to locate sessions on their thin server farm quickly and effortlessly. Using the 5 step wizard allow's you to select the type of session you are interested in (from a specific user) to all disconnected sessions and much more.

What you can search for
Listed here are some of the things you can search for

  • - All users
  • - Specific user
  • - Specific Client IP address
  • - What server or servers to look on
  • - What action to perform on each discovered session (see above screen shot)
  • - What kind of session's you are interested in, eg. Active, Disconnected etc.
  • - Log the output ?

 

Powerful command line interface
When using the command line interface you have the ability to schedule various system cleanup operations such as ConnQ session removal via session reset, remove all Disconnected sessions, send messages to users and much more. It's got three help pages, try fugui /? or /?? or even /???

Use me as a published application
User logoff tool
Use fuGUI as a published application to allow your users to logoff all of their existing sessions. For example, create a file called MYSERVERS.TXT in your SYSTEM32 directory listing each server on a seperate line (do NOT put \\ in with each name) then create a .CMD file (again in your SYSTEM32 directory) containing he following line

fugui %username% /SERVER:myservers.txt /STATE:active /LOGOFF

then publish the .CMD file. Now, each time your users select this published application all of their active sessions will be logged off. To make it logoff all of the users sessions remove the /STATE:active part of the command line

Use me as a scheduled task
Remove all ConnQ sessions
Create the MYSERVERS.TXT file as mentioned above then create a .CMD file in your SYSTEM32 directory containing the following line

fugui * /SERVER:myservers.txt /STATE:connq /RESET

and then schedule this with either your preferred scheduler but ensure the task run's with a domain admin logon, set it for say every couple of hours and away you go.