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Kill Sessions on Windows server from another windows server

Initially check the connections (Active / Non active) on the server from command prompt of another Windows server in the same network.

Open command prompt and fire Command — query session /server:win7
where win7 is server name.

Now Kill the connections which are not active.

Command — reset session 1 /server:win7

where 1 = Session id.

PS – This procedure needs to be carried out on another Windows server in the same network.

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