This is a rough idea and the easiest way to do it:

OPEN NOTEPAD

type in

start shutdown.exe -m \\computername -m \\computername2 -s -c “This computer is about to be logged off. Please save your work. You have approximately 3 minutes to save or you WILL lose your work.” -t 180
break

then go to file, save as and type in a file name followed by .bat. eg. filename.bat

Then you change the .txt in the dropdown to all files. Then hit save. This show now be a batch file that runs fine… i might have some flaws but they are easily fixed.

my requirement:

every friday we used to do code push in to the remote desktops some times some users will be using the remote desktops. I need to logoff those users at once by running any batch.

Can some one tell me how to do this by using batch??

It will be very thankfull if some one answer for this question.

i will be waiting for reply

thanks in advance.

Can some one tell me how to logoff remote desktops forcely by using batch.

Requirement:

If any one is logged in to any remote machines i need to forcely logoff those users by running any batch. There are nearly some 50 remote machines.

When are getting error network path is not found then
have to start messenger service so it will solve this problem.

thanks

If you don’t know the log on info for a local account on the computer you’ll have to contact your IT people for help.

3) On your home Vista machine, I would highly recommend disabling the ‘passwd’ access option. See the following for more details:

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc772455(WS.10).aspx

After doing this, change someone (namely, you) could only connect to your Telnet server via NTLM authentication, which means that any hacker would need to know *both* your username and your password. IMHO, you could open up your telnet server to the World and be perfectly safe. Any potential hacker would not get any response when trying to connect to your Telnet server. For extra security, you could also change your Telnet port from 23 to some other port number.

4) Download the following program and store it in the “base” directory of the account that you created in Step 2:

http://www.vistashutdowntimer.toflo.de/

5) If you need to reboot your home machine remotely and cannot connect to it via Remote Desktop, telnet to it and then run the following command:

Vista-ShutdownTimer.exe NCH0IY

More command-line options are here:

http://www.vistashutdowntimer.toflo.de/eng/VistaShutdownTimer_Info.html

You may try adding the ‘F’ option if the above command does not work.

6) Wait 5 (or 10, for me at least!) minutes and then reconnect to your home machine via Remote Desktop!

Cheers,

Don