Using powershell to find out current citrix session

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hi all,

in our environment using physical pc running windows 7 have legacy applications can run on xp , not looking move away currently. these applications running on vm xp machines provided citrix , every time user quits xp app xp reboot allow different user connect. setup have provision few xp machines , spin more boxes if there requirement automated. therefore users not allocated dedicated xp boxes. have put in login script on xp machines echo computer name , write text file users share.

echo %computername% > \\share\%username%\computername.txt 

and powershell script read text file map folders shared on xp machine. seems not work. way find xp machine logged on looking @ citrix receiver. there way powershell read current citrix session , map folders on xp machine local machine.

hope guys can help


 


have posted citrix question in citrix forum?

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