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LizardSystems Terminal Services Manager

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For several hosts simultaneously, you can monitor and manage each user, session, and process's usage of remote host resources (CPU, memory, etc.) in real-time.

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  • Windows
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  • winget install -e --id LizardSystems.TerminalServicesManager

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What is LizardSystems Terminal Services Manager?

Advanced remote desktop sessions manager and monitoring system.

Terminal Services Manager shows which user is connected to the remote host, what processes they are running, and how much of the server resources (CPU and memory) they are using. You can send users messages, disconnect them from the server, or connect to their sessions remotely.

With Terminal Services Manager you can send bulk messages to users, disconnect idle users, and end sessions of multiple disconnected users simultaneously. Terminal Services Manager allows you to work with several hosts at once.

Terminal Services Manager displays information in both table form and by drawing graphs of the usage of CPU, memory, and other resources over time for each server, session, and user.