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Hi, I want to run 10 terminal sessions from a virtual machine and on each terminal session I want a schedule task for starting the automation tool and running the |
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I want to run 10 terminal sessions from a virtual machine and on each terminal session I want a schedule task for starting the automation tool and running the script so that all the sessions run simultaneosuly. Is there any way to run a schedule task on all the terminal sessions. I have Windows server 2003 with 10 terminal services activated?? Please help. Vaishali |
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The tools you can use are in the 2003 reskit and mentioned in the Capacity
and Planning document found on http://www.microsoft.com/terminalserver "Vaishali" <Vaishali@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:44813D1B-180C-45E0-8678-0423DF1A7F14@microsoft.com... > Hi, > > I want to run 10 terminal sessions from a virtual machine and on each > terminal session I want a schedule task for starting the automation tool > and > running the script so that all the sessions run simultaneosuly. > > Is there any way to run a schedule task on all the terminal sessions. > > I have Windows server 2003 with 10 terminal services activated?? > > Please help. > > Vaishali |
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