Console: How to Monitor Terminal Server Sessions (TSE)

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TSE Sessions can be monitored on a Windows server. To do this, simply activate the Terminal Server counter in Real-Time Domains:

1. From the Console, right-click on the Monitored Object, in the menu choose "Modify Parameter" > "Define Collector Parameters..." as follows:

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2. In the Real-Time Domains section, set Terminal Server to Yes:

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3. Restart the Collector to take the parameter into account.

You can follow the following metrics:

• No active sessions (no)
• Max no active sessions (no)
• No inactive sessions (no)
• Number of active threads (no)
• Total Cpu use (%)
• No page faults (no/s)
• Frames received/sent (no/s)
• Bytes received/sent (kB/s)
• No input errors (no)
• No output errors (no)
• No input/output errors (no)
• Swap (kB)

Example of Real-Time Tracking for Active Sessions:

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Example of Activity Monitoring:
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