Is it a terminal server?

Posted on November 12, 2009March 9, 2015 by Alan

If you are running logon scripts you may want to bail, or do something special if the server the user is logging onto is a terminal server. isTermServer.vbs will allow you to test/determine whether a local or remote server is a terminal server, and returns an errorlevel for batch handling. Run without arguments for syntax.

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