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I have this same problem and it's with the design of the MS API.

You can connect to the machines with an account from that domain. What is happening though is you launched this application as the user who is on your laptop. When the program is sending the logoff, it's using the account on your local computer, which has no permissions to the domains you are connected to.

To workaround this issue you would need to create a connection for each domain, then launch the manager with those credentials. Then your logoff group will work.

The problem is the API was not written to use the proper credentials. Pretty much any 3rd party app would use this method as well, so you'll likely see this issue in most other apps. Unless they have written their own way to get around this.

No one other than MS can fix this problem, so you'll probably just have to live with it... until MS fixes the API or you find a better tool.


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this solution is not working.

I am administrator on my laptop (DOMAIN: HOME\josuamix) and I am execute RDCMan with administrator privilegies.

Later that, I have several folder with differents DOMAINS and severals servers each folder as following:

FOLDER_EUROPE (DOMAIN:  EUROPE\admx0001) --> This domain is the same for every server in this folder.

SERVER1

SERVER2

FOLDER_ASIA (DOMAIN:  ASIA\admx0001) --> This domain is the same for every server in this folder.

SERVER1

SERVER2

When I am trying to logoff I can see in the event viewer tool about every server (SERVER1, SERVER2...etc) errors trying to connect with my credentials about my laptop (HOME\josuamix), I think so for this reason is not working, RDCMan must take credentials about each server is logged in this moment.

Do you understand?

Thanks a lot!!

Regards,


Remote Desktop Manager - "Unable to enumerate remote sessions"

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Hi

Run as administrator or domain admin

Remote Desktop Manager - "Unable to enumerate remote sessions"

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Hi guys,

I have the same problem.

RDCMan get user account (my local machine) to do "logoff" on everyserver, I need RDCMan takes domain user setup about everyconnection because I have diferents user domain.

If you look in event viewer about target server, you will see audit failure because RDCMan takes your local machine user...

Do you know fix about that?

Regards.

Remote Desktop Manager - "Unable to enumerate remote sessions"

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from my investigation this has something to do with the console switch.  MSTSC works for loging in to my server where i see this error so I configured my RDCMan not to Connect to console and presto-change-o i logged in to my server.  Now troubleshooting console connection will be left for another time. 

Remote Desktop Manager - "Unable to enumerate remote sessions"

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Thanks for the reply.

The root cause for me was that I logged on to my PC with my basic domain user account. When I connected to a server RDP session, I logged into it with my domain admin account.

But it is still my basic domain user account initiate the log off function, hence the error: unable to enumerate the session.


James Yang

Remote Desktop Manager - "Unable to enumerate remote sessions"

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I hit this issue as well when going cross domain (e.g. into our test or alternate domains) since the account I use is only a domain admin in one account. If that's what is going on for you, a possible way to work around it would be to have a universal group that contains your domain admins from your primary account in the target domain, and have that group added to the local administrators group.

Even if that works, it's annoying that you would have to approach it in that manner. If I can log into a remote system, then the tool should be able to send a logoff request to that system using the credentials with which it's already connected to the resource.

Remote Desktop Manager - "Unable to enumerate remote sessions"

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Hi Guys, 

I am using the same version of Remote Desktop Connection Manager V2.2 Build 246 and my account is part of Domain admin, but I still get the same message, can anyone advise the back-end mechanism of the error message? 

Many thanks,

James Yang


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Sure, like everybody that uses this tool is going to be a domain admin.

Remote Desktop Manager - "Unable to enumerate remote sessions"

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That did it.  I just launched RDCMan with domain admin credentials and now the logoffs are working.

 

 

Thanks

 

Remote Desktop Manager - "Unable to enumerate remote sessions"

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Hello,

You must run the application as a user with local administrator or doamin admin rights on the remote machine.

Remote Desktop Manager - "Unable to enumerate remote sessions"

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Using RDCMan v2.2 build 2.426 downloaded from http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=21101

Client is Windows 7 x64 SP1

Servers vary from Windows Server 2003 R2 to Windows Server 2008 R2 with same result

Error message when attempting to logoff a session either individually or as a group: 

"Unable to log off from [servername] Reason: Unable to enumerate remote sessions."

 

 


Remote Desktop Manager - "Unable to enumerate remote sessions"

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I have this same problem and it's with the design of the MS API.

You can connect to the machines with an account from that domain. What is happening though is you launched this application as the user who is on your laptop. When the program is sending the logoff, it's using the account on your local computer, which has no permissions to the domains you are connected to.

To workaround this issue you would need to create a connection for each domain, then launch the manager with those credentials. Then your logoff group will work.

The problem is the API was not written to use the proper credentials. Pretty much any 3rd party app would use this method as well, so you'll likely see this issue in most other apps. Unless they have written their own way to get around this.

No one other than MS can fix this problem, so you'll probably just have to live with it... until MS fixes the API or you find a better tool.

Remote Desktop Manager - "Unable to enumerate remote sessions"

$
0
0

this solution is not working.

I am administrator on my laptop (DOMAIN: HOME\josuamix) and I am execute RDCMan with administrator privilegies.

Later that, I have several folder with differents DOMAINS and severals servers each folder as following:

FOLDER_EUROPE (DOMAIN:  EUROPE\admx0001) --> This domain is the same for every server in this folder.

SERVER1

SERVER2

FOLDER_ASIA (DOMAIN:  ASIA\admx0001) --> This domain is the same for every server in this folder.

SERVER1

SERVER2

When I am trying to logoff I can see in the event viewer tool about every server (SERVER1, SERVER2...etc) errors trying to connect with my credentials about my laptop (HOME\josuamix), I think so for this reason is not working, RDCMan must take credentials about each server is logged in this moment.

Do you understand?

Thanks a lot!!

Regards,


Remote Desktop Manager - "Unable to enumerate remote sessions"

$
0
0

Hi

Run as administrator or domain admin


Remote Desktop Manager - "Unable to enumerate remote sessions"

$
0
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Hi guys,

I have the same problem.

RDCMan get user account (my local machine) to do "logoff" on everyserver, I need RDCMan takes domain user setup about everyconnection because I have diferents user domain.

If you look in event viewer about target server, you will see audit failure because RDCMan takes your local machine user...

Do you know fix about that?

Regards.

Remote Desktop Manager - "Unable to enumerate remote sessions"

$
0
0

from my investigation this has something to do with the console switch.  MSTSC works for loging in to my server where i see this error so I configured my RDCMan not to Connect to console and presto-change-o i logged in to my server.  Now troubleshooting console connection will be left for another time. 

Remote Desktop Manager - "Unable to enumerate remote sessions"

$
0
0

Thanks for the reply.

The root cause for me was that I logged on to my PC with my basic domain user account. When I connected to a server RDP session, I logged into it with my domain admin account.

But it is still my basic domain user account initiate the log off function, hence the error: unable to enumerate the session.


James Yang

Remote Desktop Manager - "Unable to enumerate remote sessions"

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0

I hit this issue as well when going cross domain (e.g. into our test or alternate domains) since the account I use is only a domain admin in one account. If that's what is going on for you, a possible way to work around it would be to have a universal group that contains your domain admins from your primary account in the target domain, and have that group added to the local administrators group.

Even if that works, it's annoying that you would have to approach it in that manner. If I can log into a remote system, then the tool should be able to send a logoff request to that system using the credentials with which it's already connected to the resource.

Remote Desktop Manager - "Unable to enumerate remote sessions"

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Hi Guys, 

I am using the same version of Remote Desktop Connection Manager V2.2 Build 246 and my account is part of Domain admin, but I still get the same message, can anyone advise the back-end mechanism of the error message? 

Many thanks,

James Yang

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