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Manages sessions between a server and
connected clients.

Syntax

net session [\\computername] [/delete]

Options

None

Displays information about all sessions on the server.

\\computername

Specifies the client whose sessions with the server you want to
manage.

/delete

Terminates the session between the server and the specified client or
between the server and all clients if
computername is unspecified. Files that
were opened during the session are closed.

Examples

View current sessions on the server:

net session
Computer   usernames    Client Type   Opens Idle time
-----------------------------------------------------
\\172.16.11.100  BACH$  W2K    1   07:04:11
\\172.16.11.104  TEST$  W2K    0   00:00:00
\\BACH   ADMINISTRATOR  W2K    1   07:02:32
\\TEST   ADMINISTRATOR  W2K    0   05:01:42
\\TEST   ADMINISTRATOR  W2K    0   07:16:08
The command completed successfully.

View details of the session between client

BACH
and server

TEST :

net session \\bach
usernames       ADMINISTRATOR
Computer        BACH
Guest logon     No
Client type     W2K 2195
Sess time       07:04:06
Idle time       07:02:40
Share name     Type     # Opens
-----------------------------------------------
pub            Disk     1
The command completed successfully.

Terminate the session with

BACH :

net session \\bach /delete
The session from BACH has open files.
Do you want to continue this operation? (Y/N) [N]: y
The command completed successfully.

Notes

• net sessions is equivalent to
  net session.

• A session is initiated when a client machine successfully contacts a
  serverfor example, to access a shared folder or printer.

• A client can establish only one session with a server but can have
  many connections to resources on the server.

• Use net send to warn clients to
  save their work before terminating their connections with the server.

See Also

net file, net share,
net use, net view,

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