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John Paul Mueller

"Administering Windows Server 2008 Server Core"

It??™s the same as running
the QUERY PROCESS command from within Terminal Server. The output of this utility includes the
username, session name, session identifier, process identifier, and user. This utility uses the following
syntax:
QProcess [* | processid | username | sessionname | /ID:nn |
programname] [/SERVER:servername] [/SYSTEM]
Notice that you may only specify one of the process identifiers. For example, if you include a session
name, you can??™t include the program name. The following list describes each of the command
line arguments.
* Displays all of the visible processes.
processid Displays the specified process.
username Displays all processes that belong to a particular user.
sessionname Displays all of the processes running within a particular session name.
/ID:nn Displays all of the processes running within a particular session identifier.
programname Displays all of the processes associated with a particular application.
/SERVER:servername Specifies the terminal server to query. The default is the current server.
/SYSTEM Displays process information for system purposes.
Getting Session Information with the QWinSta Utility
Use this utility to obtain information about the various sessions running on a system.


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