skamat
15th September 2005, 10:11
Hi All,
I know in Unix, we can easily check which user is running what processes, sessions ,etc and can be killed easily.
But in Windows platform (Nt, Win2000,Win2003 Server), how can we check which user is using which sessions on the Server side?
licmon6.1 does not show in detail.
I am aware that on the client PC, u can check going into start shell in option dialog and then doing "ps", it shows all sessions currently used.
Is there any free utility available on the server side , which i can use ? Can u attach the same here ?
Thanks to all in advance.
Regards
skamat
Han Brinkman
15th September 2005, 13:24
you can use that utility as well on windows, on the console.
skamat
15th September 2005, 14:24
which utility ? I am not clear !!!
skamat
victor_cleto
15th September 2005, 15:17
The utility was shown in the title as bshcmdx.x, in your case for windows I think it is just called bshcmd.exe - search the threads on bshcmd to get further information on it, there's plenty.
Anuraag
16th September 2005, 08:04
HI SKAMAT,
bshcmd.exe is located in BSE bin directory. it will help u to find the process of each <bshell pid>.
skamat
16th September 2005, 09:36
Thanks to all.
Sorry for asking this silly question- but how do I check what is my bshell PID from my PC (client) ?There are many users using my same login.Is there a way to check which bshell PID belongs to which PC on the network ?
Please note I am using a windows baan server .
Regards
skamat
Han Brinkman
16th September 2005, 13:10
Bshell always runs on the server. With licmon you can determine which bshell pid is used by the user. If all login with same account you can use procexp.exe (from sysinternals.com) to determine the user (it shows normally in the properties a pc/username)
suhas-mahajan
21st September 2005, 07:39
You can make a session which will integration of BSHCMD and LICMON.
Screen-shot attached herewith - http://www.baanboard.com/baanboard/showthread.php?t=8604&highlight=licmon
Regards,
-Suhas
skamat
21st September 2005, 07:56
Thanks Suhas, I followed your link. But I am confused. It talks about lot of coding to be done, creating some new table tccom... , dll , script ,etc. I am new to Baan Tools Programming and in learning stage.Also in the script some other language is used instead of english.
Would appreciate if someone could guide me step by step how to make this session successfully for my Windows Server.
Regards
skamat
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