You’ve seen this one before: You’ve just launched Microsoft’s Terminal Services Manager, and tried to add a workstation so you can manage its user sessions, processes, etc. After attempting to add the computer to the terminal server manager, you promptly are greeted with a message box that reads “The specified computer cannot be reached. Make sure that the computer is accessible and verify computer name.” However, you know that the machine is online and no firewall settings are getting in the way.
Unfortunately, the ability to remotely manage a workstation’s terminal server user sessions and processes is disabled by default in Windows. Our Enable Remote Desktop Management on Workstations capability quickly reconfigures some registry settings on your workstations so that you can manage them appropriately alongside your servers and also include them for remote desktop reporting.
And, afterwards, you will be able to send immediate popup messages to targeted lists of users, wherever they may be logged in at the moment.
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