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session you reconnect to, the original active session will be aborted and at once becomes into your current session. x In "Session Manager", select he session you want to reconnect to, and select Reconnect button, your current session will be terminated and at once switched to the selected session. x At the command line, you can use "wac reconnect <session id> |<username>" command to reconnect, your current session will be terminated and at once switched to o the selected session NOTES: x Besides this watching Reconnect feature, WAC Server also provides another Reconnect feature that allows you to automatically reconnect to a broken or an active session the next time when re-log in. And this can be accomplished by setting up Auto Reconnect in “ User Admin Settings” within WAC configuration tools (See Chapter 5). x Broken sessions are created when the Keep Session value in “ User Admin Settings” page is set and a connection has got broken illegally, and the user has not yet reconnected to their broken session. (See Chapter Five - Broken Session Keeper ) x You can't monitor, control, take over and reconnect to the session you are currently working on, because that doesn't make sense. Abort Session You can abort a particular active session or a broken session (this will abort all running applications of that session and disconnect it), if you are authorized: you have to be the same user, or a user in the Administrator’ s group. x In "Session Manager", select the session you want to abort, and select Abort button. x At command line, use the "wac abort <session id> |<username>" command. Managing Services On your server system, there might be running a lot of services. Often you need a service management program to look after them. On your host system, you can use the Windows “ Services" to perform the tasks. This tool can be found inside the "Administrative Tools" group. Page 31 of 231