Windows自动多用户登录命令行

Question

I am trying to have a windows Admin account automatically login multiple local users on a script. The idea is to run a set of applications (tests) in each user session.
Currently I am able to do so by loggin in remotely (RDC) to each of the individual user accounts. This would be fine if there were just a few of these accounts, but now I have upwards of 30 machines with an average of 6 user accounts each so RDPing to each is extremely time consuming.
Instead, I'd like to be able to login as the Admin, and have some sort of script to automatically login the local users within a group, or just a list of users, so I can start the applications using pstools (the applications require desktop interaction, so a session is required).
I have found that you can only automatically login one user via Windows User Accounts.

Does anyone know of a way to login multiple accounts via command line, or automatically somehow?

Answer 1

Use Invoke-Command to execute commands against a remote computer which also has Powershell, and has WinRM enabled. Invoke-Command can also run non-Powershell commands.

# users stored in csv with "username, password" format
foreach ($user in $userlist) {
    Invoke-Command "runas /profile /credentials $creds /user:$user.username /password:$user.password *executable*
}

Use the -asJob parameter to run them as separate jobs, or run them in sequence for simplicity. Remote PSSessions are another possiblilty to consider if you need to run multiple commands. Research storing credentials, encrypted, in a file for repeated use.

Answer 2

This is actually not possible, you cannot log in to multiple accounts in command line. RDC is the only feasible way. May be you can automate the RDC for multiple users using other automation softwares like auto it, WSH scripting or some macro recorders. Which might help resolve some effort in your work.

Answer 3

Use runas to open new cmd. After that start your test, they will use your new credentials.

Answer 4

It can be done by 3rd party tool http://www.logonexpert.com via its command line tool, in such manner:

le.exe /logon user1 pass1 domain1

le.exe /logon user2 pass2 domain1