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# Running Resources

To view running resources for an RD Session Host, click the **Running Resources** item in the navigation bar. To see the detailed resource information, click the resource name. This opens a view displaying the basic resource information (ID, name, target, etc) and the corresponding session information. For the detailed information about session metrics, please see [**Session information**](/landing/ras-mp-guide/v21-en-us/sessions/session-information.md).

To perform an action on a resource, select it in the list and click the ellipsis menu. Choose from one of the following:

* **Message**: Send a message to the session owner.
* **Disconnect**: Disconnect the session.
* **Log off**: Log off the session.
* **Show running processes**: Opens a view displaying running processes.
* **Show user session**: Open a view displaying the information about the session.
* **Show information**: Opens a view displaying the resource information.
* **Monitoring settings**: See the description in [**Active Sessions**](/landing/ras-mp-guide/v21-en-us/infrastructure/rd-session-hosts/manage-an-rd-session-host/active-sessions.md).
* **Refresh**: Refreshes the list.
* **Export**: Save the list into a CSV file.


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