IF YOU WANT TO SHADOW A USER SESSION WITHOUT NEEDING THEIR CONSENT FOR THE SHADOW SESSION TO OPEN: You need to know the session number (“3”) for the next step.Ĥ) Start shadow session by typing “mstsc /shadow:# /control” where # is the session number to shadow and /control allows you to control the session.Ĭ:\Users\puter>mstsc /shadow:3 /controlĥ) The other user (user1 in this example) will get a popup called “remote control request” and must press Yes before shadow session will open.Ħ) The shadow session will open and you’ll be able to view the user1 session desktop screen. exe will show similar information)ģ) In this example, the Administrator is going to shadow the user1 session which is session 3. If you are using an account with administrative privileges that isn’t the named Administrator account, you must run in administrator mode (right click on cmd and click run as administrator)Ģ) Type quser.exe to determine the session number of the user session you want to shadow.Ĭ:\Users\puter>quser.exe (note: typing “>qwinsta” without. You must be using an account with administrative privileges.
To shadow another user’s sessions in Windows Server 2016 in Workgroup mode, use the following steps:ġ) Open command window by clicking start, CMD. When the server is in Workgroup mode (not connected to domain) the Remote Desktop Services Manager page is not accessible in Server Manager. If the server is connected to a domain, you can go to server manager, RDS Manager, and right click on current sessions to shadow and connect.
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