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If a user is logged onto a remote Terminal Server is there some way to read a
unique identifier on both the client side and TS machine which uniquely
identifies the RDP client and Server connection?
On the client side I need to write a C# Winform application that can
communicate the user's RDP unique identifier back to a web service interface
and use it for additional processing unique to the RDP session of the user
running in the IE browser ActiveX RDP client.
Is this possible? Do you happen to have any code snippets showing how to do
this? If no code, can you describe how I might do it in enough detail I can
follow through. I'm not too sharp, so you'd need to be fairly detailed with
instructions.
Thanks very much for any help you can provide.
Also, if out of scope here, can you recommend another source within
Microsoft that might be able to help?
Thanks,
unique identifier on both the client side and TS machine which uniquely
identifies the RDP client and Server connection?
On the client side I need to write a C# Winform application that can
communicate the user's RDP unique identifier back to a web service interface
and use it for additional processing unique to the RDP session of the user
running in the IE browser ActiveX RDP client.
Is this possible? Do you happen to have any code snippets showing how to do
this? If no code, can you describe how I might do it in enough detail I can
follow through. I'm not too sharp, so you'd need to be fairly detailed with
instructions.
Thanks very much for any help you can provide.
Also, if out of scope here, can you recommend another source within
Microsoft that might be able to help?
Thanks,