[THIN] Download Pick: Fwd: Free Citrix/ Terminal Server Utility - TSReboot

  • From: "Jim Kenzig http://ThinHelp.com" <jkenzig@xxxxxxxxx>
  • To: thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Sun, 11 Feb 2007 18:13:46 -0800 (PST)

Hi Folks,
  Heres another great Freebie from Warren Simondson!
  Jim
   
  Hi All
       
  I tapped out this little freeware utility the other day and thought it may be 
of some use to the community.
  You can download the utility from 
http://www.ctrl-alt-del.com.au/CAD_Utils.htm.
   
   
  TSReboot is a command-line tool to reboot selected or all Citrix and Terminal 
Servers within a Domain with specified intervals.
   
  This utility was written to replace reboot commands currently found
  in the MS Windows Operating System. This utility offers an extra
  feature that will be of benefit to all admins - the ALL switch.
  Using this switch, an admin can centrally reboot all Citrix/TS servers
  within a Domain with one command, and at specified intervals. 
  An EXCLUDE switch is also available to exclude selected servers from the
  ALL option. It is recommended that you run TSREBOOT LISTALL first to
  list what Citrix/TS servers are available in the Domain.
  This command can also be used in a script. This command can only be used
  with administrative privileges.
  You can run this command as a scheduled task. If this command is executed
  with the ALL option from a Citrix/ TS server within the domain, then the
  executing server will be rebooted last.
  Servers are not rebooted all at once with the ALL command. The delay between
  the reboot of each server is set at the command line (default: 20 minutes).
  All users on each server are sent a message to logoff prior to the reboot.
  Any user failing to logoff 2 minutes prior to reboot will be gracefully 
  logged off by the system.
   
   
  This utility is FREEWARE and was written by Warren Simondson of
  Ctrl-Alt-Del IT Consultancy, Australia. www.ctrl-alt-del.com.au
   
  Thankyou to the WINDOWS SDK available from http://msdn.microsoft.com/downloads
   
  Usage:
  TSReboot [LISTALL] [wait_time] [/SERVER:servername | ALL [/EXCLUDE:]]
   
       LISTALL             [Optional] LISTS all TS and Citrix Servers in
                           the current Domain. DOES NOT REBOOT. 
       wait_time           [Optional] Minutes to wait after user notification
                           before rebooting each server (default is 20).
       /SERVER:servername  [Optional] Specifies the server to reboot
                           (default is current).
       ALL                 [Optional] Reboot ALL TS and Citrix Servers.
       /EXCLUDE:servername [Optional with ALL] Exclude particular servers
                           from reboot when ALL option is provided. Can accept
                           multiple entries, seperated by comma. Must be last
                           command line argument.
       /?                  This help information.
   
  TSReboot with no parameters lists the help information.
   
  E.G. TSReboot ALL
  This command will reboot all TS or Citrix Servers in the current Domain.
   
  E.G. TSReboot ALL /EXCLUDE:MyServer2,MyServer3
  This command will reboot all TS or Citrix Servers in the current Domain
  except for MyServer2 and MyServer3.
   
  E.G. TSReboot 30
  This command will reboot the current TS or Citrix Server in 30 minutes.
   
  E.G. TSReboot ALL 10
  This command will reboot all TS or Citrix Servers in the current Domain with
  10 minute intervals.
   
  E.G. TSReboot 5 /SERVER:MyServer
  This command will reboot MyServer in 5 minutes.
   
  All the TS utilities I have written to date can be executed from a Windows XP 
or Vista PC.
    Warren Simondson
  Ctrl-Alt-Del IT Consultancy Pty Ltd
  Website: http://www.ctrl-alt-del.com.au
   

   




Jim Kenzig 
    Microsoft MVP - Terminal Services
  Citrix Technology Professional
  Provision Networks VIP
CEO The Kenzig Group
http://www.kenzig.com
Blog: http://www.techblink.com

    Terminal Services Downloads: http://www.thinhelp.com



   

 
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