SUMMARY
RESET SESSION replaces RWINSTA from Citrix Winframe. It resets the
subsystem hardware and software of the session to known initial values.
Syntax
reset session sessionname [/server:servername] [/v] [/?]
reset session sessionID [/server:servername] [/v] [/?]
Parameters
sessionname
Identifies the name of the session. The name was created by the system
administrator when the session was configured. Query session can be used
to determine the name of the session.
sessionID
Identifies the ID of the session.
/server:servername
Specifies the Terminal Server. Otherwise, the current Terminal Server is
used.
/v (verbose)
Displays additional information.
/? (help)
Displays the syntax for the command and information about the command's
options.
Security Restrictions
You can always reset your session, but you must have Reset access
permission to reset other sessions.
NOTE: Users can also reset sessions of other users who log on with the same
name. This is by design in version 4.0 of Terminal Server. To avoid this,
give users unique logon names or deny access to the RESET SESSION utility.
RESET SESSION -- Additional Notes
Reset Session causes the device to close and then to reopen. Use reset
session when the session malfunctions or when the session appears to be
down. When you reset a session, the underlying hardware is reset and the
drivers and data are reloaded and reinitialized.