WTS.UserConfig.SetProperty

Sets / edits terminal server properties.

Notice: unfortunately terminal server operations are very slow by terminal server design. One account / second is not unusual even when SetupBatcher runs directly on the server.

Requirements
In order to run NT4 TS WTS commands from a NT4 workstation you need to copy the following files from the server to the C:\WINNT\system32 of the workstation -

·	utildll.dll

·	winsta.dll

·	Wtsapi32.DLL

·	regapi.dll

Windows 2000, XP workstation or 2003 server: no need to copy anything.

Category
SamAccount

Script section
[Batch], inside Data.Loop..EndLoop statement

WTS.UserConfig.SetProperty SamAccountNameColumnVariable, PropertyName, Value

SamAccountNameColumnVariable

Format: %colX%, X = Column in [Data] section with SamAccountNames

PropertyName

Name of property to set / edit, see table 1 below

Value

Value, see table 1 below

Other parameters

This command is executed on the current machine in the [Machines] section.

Table 1

PropertyName	Value
InitialProgram	String
WorkingDirectory	String
InheritInitialProgram	Yes | No
AllowLogonTerminalServer	Yes | No
TimeoutSettingsConnections	Minutes, 0 = timer disabled
TimeoutSettingsDisconnections	Minutes, 0 = timer disabled
TimeoutSettingsIdle	Minutes, 0 = timer disabled
DeviceClientDrives	Yes | No
DeviceClientPrinters	Yes | No
DeviceClientDefaultPrinter	Yes | No
BrokenTimeoutSettings	Disconnect | Reset
ReconnectSettings	Any | Previous
ModemCallbackSettings	Disabled | Roving | Fixed
ModemCallbackPhoneNumber	String
ShadowingSettings	0 = Disabled 1 = Enable input, notify 2 = Enable input, no notify 3 = Enable no input, notify 4 = Enable no input, no notify
TerminalServerProfilePath	String
TerminalServerHomeDir	String Notice: the directory must also be created with "DOS md". If you set terminal server home directory in "Active Directory Users and Computers", a directory is automatically created, but when you use a script you must take care of things yourself.
TerminalServerHomeDirDrive	String Notice: if the drive letter is not mapped correctly, try to add a colon after it. Example "WTS.UserConfig.SetProperty col1%, TerminalServerHomeDirDrive,Y:"

Example
Enable "Client devices / Connect client drives at Logon" for accounts listed in [Data] section, column 3

WTS.UserConfig.SetProperty %col3%, DeviceClientDrives, Yes

Full example
WTS example