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| How to Stop Terminal Services
hie friends, I want to stop terminal services. When I am entering NET STOP "Terminal Services", it says - The requested pause or stop is not valid for this service. What should I do ? Can anybody please suggest me how to stop terminal services...!! |
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| Re: How to Stop Terminal Services
You first need to tell your backup application to skip open files. Any files that users have open aren't relevant for backup purposes. The commands you need to stop terminal services are listed below. These commands allow you to configure the server to : stop accepting logons, send warning messages to those still logged in log-off those users who remain logged in. Change logon , Change port , Change user , Cprofile , Flattemp , Logoff , Msg , Mstsc , Query process , Query session , Query termserver , Query user , Register , Reset session , Shadow , Tscon , Tsdiscon , Tskill , Tsprof , Tsshutdn |
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| Re: How to Stop Terminal Services psexec is a free tool from Sysinternals To stop Terminal Services remotely, run : psexec \\servername net stop "terminal services" To start Terminal Services remotely, run : psexec \\servername net start "terminal services" |
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| Re: How to Stop Terminal Services
In application mode you cannot Stop/Start the Terminal service without rebooting. To reboot remotely, use shutdown.exe tool. Shutdown.exe uses the following syntax: shutdown \\computername /l /a /r /t:xx "msg" /y /c You can use the following switches with Shutdown.exe: \\computername: Use this switch to specify the remote computer to shut down. If you omit this parameter, the local computer name is used. /l (Note that this is a lowercase "L" character): Use this switch to shut down the local computer. /a: Use this switch to quit a shutdown operation. You can do this only during the time-out period. If you use this switch, all other parameters are ignored. /r: Use this switch to restart the computer instead of fully shutting it down. /t:xx: Use this switch to specify the time (in seconds) after which the computer is shut down. The default is 20 seconds. "msg": Use this switch to specify a message during the shutdown process. The maximum number of characters that the message can contain is 127. /y: Use this switch to force a "yes" answer to all queries from the computer. /c: Use this switch quit all running programs. If you use this switch, Windows forces all programs that are running to quit. The option to save any data that may have changed is ignored. This can result in data loss in any programs for which data is not previously saved. |
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| Re: How to Stop Terminal Services
Here are some of the variants you can use with shutdown.exe command :
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