Windows 2003 Terminal Server Monitor
A terminal server is a function which provides graphical user interfaces or command lines about a network to a client computer. Moreover the terminal client can receive mouse and keyboard entries.
The execution oft the application software as well as the storage of data takes place on the host. The user can use the network resources as if they were installed on the client. The output is redirected over the network to the client. Several clients can use this network service simultaneously.
How Monitoring Windows 2003 Terminal Server works
The WMI Terminal Services Sensor monitors the number of sessions on a Windows Terminal Services server using WMI. It shows the number of active and total sessions. Active sessions are sessions with a currently logged in user; inactive sessions can be sessions with a disconnected user that has not logged out, or system services using a session.
But PRTG Network Monitor can not only monitor Windows 2003 Terminal Server. It includes a lot of other network monitoring tools:
- For server room monitoring
- A bandwidth utilization tool
- A SSH monitor
- For Unix server monitoring
- For Hyper-V server monitoring
- A bandwidth report tool
- A real time network monitoring tool
- Web server monitoring tools
- And much more...
PRTG Network Monitor
Paessler's terminal server monitor PRTG is available in two editions. For basic windows 2003 terminal server monitoring, the freeware may be downloaded and used for personal and commercial use completely free of charge. For more advanced needs, licenses for the Commercial Editions start at $400 / €300.