Click start, then from your username/icon in the top right corner you can choose “sign out”. The power button has “disconnect, shut down, restart”, your user button has “lock, sign out”. If the version of windows you’re using doesn’t have that icon, open a command or powershell window and type logoff
Speaking shortly, the deployment sequence looks as following: Deploy necessary WS roles and features Validate the Failover Cluster Create the Failover Cluster Enable Storage Spaces Direct -EnableStorageS2D Create and configure storage pools Example input: New-StoragePool -StorageSubSystemName #CLUSTER_NAME# -FriendlyName #POOL_NAME# -WriteCacheSizeDefault 0 -ProvisioningTypeDefault Fixed -ResiliencySettingNameDefault Simple -PhysicalDisk (Get-StorageSubSystem -Name #CLUSTER_NAME# | Get-PhysicalDisk) Create and configure virtual … Read more
The System Volume Information directory should be excluded using the /XD switch. Probably a good idea to exclude other hidden/system directories such as $RECYCLE.BIN.
I did find a way to do this. Hopefully this helps someone else looking for the same information. On the server, open a powershell then enter this command: Get-SmbSession | Select-Object -Property ClientComputerName,ClientUserName,Dialect For more verbose output: Get-SmbSession | Select-Object -Property *