We're looking into the same thing. We're experimenting with the "server sessions" monitor and then individualizing it for each server so if it goes above the limit we are alerted.

It's not reliable that I can see though. I tried finding ways of scripting checks but nothing yet.

Legacy Forum Name: Scripts Forum,
Legacy Posted By Username: kroberts210

I have this script that querys the logged on users, I'm sure it can be modified to do a hard count...

Script Name: Query logged on users  

Script Description: Query users, write results to script log. 



IF True 

THEN

   Execute Shell Command

     Parameter 1 : query user >> #vAgentConfiguration.agentTempDir#\Tuser.txt

     Parameter 2 : 1

         OS Type : 0

   Get Variable

     Parameter 1 : 1

     Parameter 2 : #vAgentConfiguration.agentTempDir#\Tuser.txt

     Parameter 3 : Tuser

         OS Type : 0

   Write Script Log Entry

     Parameter 1 : Terminal Server Users are - #Tuser#<
>

         OS Type : 0

   Delete File

     Parameter 1 : #vAgentConfiguration.agentTempDir#\Tuser.txt

         OS Type : 0

ELSE

I'm looking into different monitoring sets to do this as deploying a script at that regular of an interval might be clumbersome... .

Edit: it seems that I am in err... I miss read what the request was... but the above script may be useful as part of a bigger plan... I'm looking at a few monitors too... still expreimenting but will post back if I find something useful...

Legacy Forum Name: Scripts Forum,
Legacy Posted By Username: thirteentwenty