Good morning all
We are running a Hyper-V RDSH environment with 13 hosts and approx 600 Users (400max at any one time) and on occasion we have a user that will disconnect from a session and although they logoff after 60 mins idle time, the User Profile Disk will stay connected to the host and therefore the users will not be able to log back in.
At the moment we use "Sidder" to retrieve the SID for the affected user and then have to login to each node and use diskpart to list Vdisk and find the user. Launch Disk Management and manually disconnect the Disk.
I cannot help thinking there is a more efficient way to do this but i am lacking the powershell skills to do this. (The first attempt via Powershell disconnected 30 user profile disks and caused a little chaos)
I have read that Vdisks cannot be listed remotely, but they can be disconnected via Computer Management?
We have no crippling restrictions for remote management of the Sessions/Hosts.
Is there a way to do this in a more efficient way?
Thank you and Happy New Year to you all.