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From: winapi coder winapi on 15 Dec 2008 18:16
im making a program for windows 2003 terminal services , i need to enumerate
all windows stations and desktops on windows terminal server, i did it with
EnumWindowStations() function but im only getting WinSta0 and 3 default
desktops(logon,screensaver,Default). even i connected to terminal services
with 2 different mstsc (terminal server client) but i cant see the desktops
on the terminal server.
i need to find a way for enumerating Stations and desktops according to that
station and use it in like OpenDesktop() function. i searched everywhere but
could not find a solution for that. Thanx for ur replies .
From: jolteroli on 17 Dec 2008 14:40
because your program will run in a session. a session does have a window
station and in the station are the three desktops.

http://blogs.technet.com/askperf/archive/2007/07/24/sessions-desktops-and-windows-stations.aspx

i would start enumerate the sessions:

+ session-n
|
+ winsta0
|
+ logon desktop
+ work desktop
+ discon desktop

-jolt

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> im making a program for windows 2003 terminal services , i need to
> enumerate
> all windows stations and desktops on windows terminal server, i did it
> with
> EnumWindowStations() function but im only getting WinSta0 and 3 default
> desktops(logon,screensaver,Default). even i connected to terminal services
> with 2 different mstsc (terminal server client) but i cant see the
> desktops
> on the terminal server.
> i need to find a way for enumerating Stations and desktops according to
> that
> station and use it in like OpenDesktop() function. i searched everywhere
> but
> could not find a solution for that. Thanx for ur replies .

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