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title: Active Sessions and Dual Control
slug: singleconnect-reference-guide-3-2-0/active-sessions-and-dual-control
description: Learn how to efficiently manage active sessions with dual control functionality in this informative guide. Discover how administrators can easily view and control sessions for SSH, Telnet, RDP, and VNC protocols, send messages, terminate sessions, and eve
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createdAt: 2022-08-02T06:53:15.000Z
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Admins can list the active sessions and take control of the sessions using the dual control functionality.

## Viewing Active Sessions

All active Single Connect proxy sessions can be viewed from the Active Sessions page. System administrators can send messages to active SSH/Telnet/RDP/VNC sessions, kill active SSH/Telnet/RDP/VNC sessions, and wire to active SSH/Telnet/RDP Proxy sessions to view the session in real-time with dual control.

1. Navigate to **Policy Control** > **Active Sessions**.
2. Fill in the fields to filter and click the **Search** button.
3. Click the **Options** button and select from the available actions.

![](https://api.archbee.com/api/optimize/g9cApVza9NIhSh0pjZYtA/o9qaOKZ4MrGIbJa5WclCu_image.png "Active Sessions")

:::hint{type="info"}
Th&#x65;**&#x20;Kill Session with Logoff** feature only applies to RDP Proxy.&#x20;
If th&#x65;**&#x20;Kill Session option** is selected for RDP Proxy, the active RDP session is killed by disconnecting the user without logging out.
:::

## Wiring to Sessions (Dual Control)

On the active sessions page, you can see the current sessions established with target systems via Single Connect.

Admins can monitor and take control of active sessions:

1. Navigate to **Policy Control&#x20;**> **Active Sessions**.
2. Fill in the fields to filter and click the **Search** button.
3. Click the **Options** button and select **Wire to Session**.

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