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How to Find the Client IP Address of a Window Sever Session:
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Retrieve the IP address of a session of a Remote Desktop Services client or terminal server.
Example:
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GETTSCIP Versions:1.0
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WTSGetClientIP GetActiveSession (Session)
The Active Session ID of a session currently accessing a remote session server.
WTSEnumerateSessions (GetActiveSession)
OPTIONAL - For ActiveSessions Only
Syntax: WTSEnumerateSessions [Options]
-h: Display help messages.
-V: Display the version of the application.
-u: Specify the user name to use.
-p: Specify the password to use.
-l: Display the list of users available on the terminal server.
-a: Specify which type of connection to perform, type can be:
-i: Force to Interactive mode.
--threashold: Set a TCP buffer threshold (in KBytes) to use during the connection, value is
in kilobytes.
--tsconnectthreshhold: Set a TCP buffer threshold (in KBytes) to use during the connection, value is
in kilobytes.
-o: Specify the connection type, it can be:
-c: Force to connection based on certificate.
-g: Force to gup:// based on certificate.
-m: Force to mup:// based on certificate.
--contentbased: Force to content based environment.
--long-id: Force to long ID based environment.
-v: Force to VPN based environment.
--vpn: Force to VPN based environment.
-s: Force to Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) based environment.
-e: Force to use DES encryption algorithm.
--no-keep-alive: Disable KeepAlive.
--no-nla: Disable Network Level Authentication (NLA).
--no-nla-scope: Disable Network Level Authentication (NLA) for specific scope.
--no-nla-status: Disable Network Level Authentication (NLA) for specific status.
--no-nla-submit: Disable Network Level Authentication (NLA)
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GETTSCIP Free Download command was created by Rupert Borrell, a contributor of WTSadm.
It is a simple command line utility designed for Terminal servers to query the active session's client IP address.
It provides a simple way of debugging applications or troubleshooting Terminal server issues.
Comes with examples, i.e. the ipaddress.txt file is ready to be used and as an example of how to use this command, etc.
The application provides three options, run as administrator, two modes of operation and a two optional output files.
Here is a list of the three options, functionality and the optional input and output files:
1. GETTSCIP As Administrator
This option is self-explanatory. If the option is selected, the command will run as administrator.
2. GETTSCIP Mode 1
This option is self-explanatory. If the option is selected, the command will run in non-privileged mode.
It is the default mode of operation.
3. GETTSCIP Mode 2
This option is self-explanatory. If the option is selected, the command will run in privileged mode.
It is the second mode of operation.
Additional Information:
- IP address will be retrieved once the terminal server service has started.
- Once the Terminal server service has started, the application reads the log events and stops at the point where it finds the terminal server service starting. This is done by the event ID number 604.
- The application reads the log events in the range of ID (1014-1023).
- The application supports the input and output files as an example of how to use this command, etc.
- The application generates a log file automatically which you can find the ipaddress.txt for the active session based on the output generated by the application.
- The application uses the command line arguments by default.
- The application uses the output file by default when this option is enabled.
Version 1.0.0.1.0 of GetTSCIP.com was released on Oct 10, 2010 by Rupert Borrell.
Version 1.0.0.2.0 of GetTSCIP.com was released on Nov 9, 2010 by Rupert Borrell.
Version 1.0.0.3.0 of GetTSCIP.com was released on Nov 30, 2010 by Rupert Borrell.
Version 1.0.0.4
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