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The DameWare Remote Support Terminal Server option from the Network Browser expands with three options:
Terminal Server View: Provides complete functionality to manage the administration of Windows Terminal Server users, sessions, processes and other information including Terminal Server Shutdown.
Terminal Server Client: Launchs a user session to the Windows Terminal Server selected in the Network Browser window.
The Terminal Server Client must be installed on the local system prior to launching a user session. When executed, Remote Support attempts to run the client installation program if the client is not installed.
Mini Remote Control RDP: Opens the RDP view in the Remote Support application.
The Terminal Server View displays two panes. The left pane displays a list of servers and sessions. The right pane contains several tabs that display information about the Windows Terminal Server and/or sessions selected in the left pane. The available tabs and columns vary depending on whether you select a Windows Terminal Server or a specific session:
User
Sessions
ID
State
Logon Time
Last Logoff
Session
User
ID
State
Client Name
Logon Time
Last Logoff
User
Session
ID
PID
Image
| Build | Installation Date | Service Pack level |
| Hotfix | Installed By | Installed On |
| Description | Comments | User Name |
| Client Name | Client Build Number | Client Directory |
| Client Product ID | Client Hardware ID | Client Address |
| Client Color Depth | Client Resolution |
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