## Managing Logons The logon management feature allows you to enable or disable logons from Terminal Servers. The feature performs the same tasks as the `change logon` command-line utility. To manage logons: In the Parallels Remote Application Server Console, navigate to Farm / Site / Terminal Servers. Select a terminal server and click Tasks > Control. The Control menu item has the following submenu items: Enable logons — enables logons. This option performs the same action as the `change logon /enable` command. Disable logons and reconnections — disables subsequent logons. Does not affect currently logged on users. This option performs the same action as `change logon /disable` command. Disable logons until server reboot — disables logons until the computer is restarted, but allows reconnections to existing sessions. Same action as the `change logon /drainuntilrestart` command. To see the current logon control mode for a terminal server, right-click it and point to Control in the context menu. The checked-out option indicates the current logon control mode of the selected terminal server. To do this check from the command line, execute the `change logon /QUERY` command on the server. Please also note the following: When applying a logon control mode on a server, ensure that the agent state is updated accordingly. You must set the logon control options for the servers one-by-one. If you need to do it for a group of servers, you can use the scheduler (see Using a Terminal Server Scheduler). There's no option for disabling logons from new client sessions but allowing reconnections to existing sessions (`change logon /DRAIN`) because its behavior is identical to the Disable logons until server restart option (`change logon` `/DRAINUNTILRESTART`). Computer Configuration / Administrative Templates / Windows Components / Remote Desktop Services / Remote Desktop Session Host / Connection / Allow users to connect remotely using remote desktop services must be set to Not configured, otherwise it takes precedence.