Use PowerShell to schedule a batch end of the Citrix Xen App Session

Very simple, Citrix with the PowerShell module, although the use of some inexplicable error ...

The demand for this scenario is to end each day with a xasession that is open to users other than a certain user, Logoff+sessionid cannot judge the user name. A look at the PowerShell module is snapin.

The script is as follows:

Add-pssnapin "Citrix.XenApp.Commands" get-xasession | where {$_. Accountname-ne "DOMAIN\username"} | Stop-xasession

Get-xasession comes with some restriction parameters, such as-servername specifies the name of the server-browsername the specified application.

As a good XenApp administrator, it is important to learn about this PowerShell command, like VMware's powercli.

Then save to a path such as C:\script\killsession.ps1 file, build a scheduled task, execute program write powershell.exe parameter write –file c:\script\ Killsession.ps1, executed 5 o'clock in the morning every day. Get!

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Use PowerShell to schedule a batch end of the Citrix Xen App Session