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Device > User Identification > Terminal Server Agents

On a system that supports multiple users who share the same IP address, a Terminal Server (TS) agent identifies individual users by allocating port ranges to each one. The TS agent informs every connected firewall of the allocated port range so that the firewalls can enforce policy based on users and user groups.

All firewall models can collect username-to-port mapping information from up to 5,000 multi-user systems. The number of TS agents from which a firewall can collect the mapping information varies by firewall model.

You must install and configure the TS agents before configuring access to them. The complete procedure to configure user mapping for terminal server users requires additional tasks besides configuring connections to TS agents.

You can perform the following tasks to manage access to TS agents.

Task	Description
Display information / Refresh Connected	In the Terminal Server Agents page, the Connected column displays the status of the connections from the firewall to the TS agents. A green icon indicates a successful connection, a yellow icon indicates a disabled connection, and a red icon indicates a failed connection. If you think the connection status might have changed since you first opened the page, click Refresh Connected to update the status display.
Add	To configure access to a TS agent, Add an agent and configure the following fields: Name —Enter a name to identify the TS agent (up to 31 characters). The name is case-sensitive and must be unique. Use only letters, numbers, spaces, hyphens, and underscores. Host —Enter the static IP address or hostname of the terminal server where the TS agent is installed. Port —Enter the port number (default is 5009) that the TS agent service uses to communicate with the firewall. Alternative IP Addresses —If the terminal server where the TS agent is installed has multiple IP addresses that can appear as the source IP address for the outgoing traffic, Add and enter up to eight additional static IP addresses or hostnames. Enabled —Select this option to enable the firewall to communicate with this TS agent.
Delete	To remove the configuration that enables access to a TS agent, select the agent and click Delete . To disable access to a TS agent without deleting its configuration, edit the agent and clear the Enabled option.
PDF/CSV	Administrative roles with a minimum of read-only access can export the device configuration table as PDF/CSV . You can apply filters to create more specific table configuration outputs for things such as audits. Only visible columns in the web interface will be exported. See Configuration Table Export.

Document:PAN-OS Web Interface Reference

Device > User Identification > Terminal Server Agents

Device > User Identification > Terminal Server Agents

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