Retrieves the Terminal Services settings for an existing user account.
The account either exists in a Active Directory or NT4 domain.
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Property Name |
Description |
Typical setting |
Remarks |
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User Object |
A data structure representing the user account.
The property is used to identify the user account and is normally generated
as a variable by a previous script action. |
%UserObject% |
Use only with Windows 2003 or higher! |
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User account |
The user account specified by the domain SAM
account name |
%DomainUserName |
This property must be used with Windows 2000
and Windows NT4 networks. |
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Profile path |
Roaming or mandatory profile path to use when
the user logs on to the Terminal Server. |
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Home directory |
Home directory for the user. Each user on
a Terminal Server has a unique home directory. This ensures that application
information is stored separately for each user in a multi-user environment. |
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Home directory drive |
Home drive for the user. In a network environment,
this property is a string containing a drive specification to which the
home directory is mapped. |
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Allow logon to terminal server |
Specifies whether the user is permitted to
log on to the Terminal server. |
Yes |
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Enable remote control |
Value that specifies whether to allow remote
observation or remote control of the user's Terminal Services session. |
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Max. disconnection time |
Maximum amount of time, in minutes, that a
disconnected Terminal Services session remains active on the Terminal
Server. After the specified number of minutes have elapsed, the session
is terminated. |
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Max. connection time |
Maximum duration of the Terminal Services
session, in minutes. After the specified number of minutes has elapsed,
the session can be disconnected or terminated. |
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Max. idle time |
Maximum amount of time, in minutes, that the
Terminal Services session can remain idle. After the specified number
of minutes has elapsed, the session can be disconnected or terminated. |
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Reconnection action |
Value that specifies whether to allow reconnection
to a disconnected Terminal Services session from any client computer. |
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Broken connection action |
Value that specifies the action to take when
a Terminal Services session limit is reached. |
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Client drives at logon |
Value that specifies whether to reconnect
to mapped client drives at logon. |
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Client printers at logon |
Value that specifies whether to reconnect
to mapped client printers at logon. |
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Default printer |
Value that specifies whether to print automatically
to the client's default printer. |
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Working directory |
Working directory path for the user. |
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Initial program |
Path and file name of the application that
the user wants to start automatically when the user logs on to the Terminal
Server. |
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