Rilevare se siamo connessi in una sessione di desktop remoto

Per rilevare da programma o da riga di comando se siamo connessi in una sessione di desktop remoto o terminal server, basta leggere la variabile di ambiente SESSIONNAME creata da windows.

Environ("SESSIONNAME")

Conterrà "Console" se siamo in locale
Conterrà "RDP-Tcp#0" se siamo in una sessione remota (0 può essere qualsiasi numero, dipende dal numero delle connessioni attuali)


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Cassia .NET Windows Terminal Services / Remote Desktop Services Library

Ottima libreria per sfruttare alcune funzioni del remote desktop.
https://code.google.com/p/cassia/

Cassia supports the following operations on both local and remote terminal servers:

• Enumerating terminal sessions and reporting session information including connection state, user name, client name, client display details, client-reported IP address, and client build number (WTSEnumerateSessions, WTSQuerySessionInformation, and friends)
• Logging off a session (WTSLogoffSession)
• Disconnecting a session (WTSDisconnectSession)
• Displaying a message box in a session and getting a response from the user (WTSSendMessage)
• Enumerating all processes (WTSEnumerateProcesses)
• Killing a process (WTSTerminateProcess)
• Shutting down or rebooting the server (WTSShutdownSystem)

L'indirizzo ip del client connesso:

ITerminalServicesManager manager = new TerminalServicesManager();

foreach (ITerminalServicesSession session in manager.GetLocalServer().GetSessions())

{

    IPEndPoint ipEndPoint = session.RemoteEndPoint as IPEndPoint;

    if (ipEndPoint != null)

    {

        Console.WriteLine(ipEndPoint.Address);

    }

}

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