pgarrett42
MIS
We're in the progress of migrating our users from a Terminal Server 2000 box to one running 2003. We've run into an annoying issue we can figure out.
Our users log in from thin clients to run specific applications, they never see a desktop. On 2000, then they would exit the app, the session would close and they would be off the server. On 2003 when they close the app, the session stays open and the user has a blank desktop in front of them. From this point, someone could hit ctrl-alt-delete, run explorer and get a desktop up.
How do we make 2003 behave the same way as 2000 and log the user off the session when the app is closed?
Thanks in advance....
Our users log in from thin clients to run specific applications, they never see a desktop. On 2000, then they would exit the app, the session would close and they would be off the server. On 2003 when they close the app, the session stays open and the user has a blank desktop in front of them. From this point, someone could hit ctrl-alt-delete, run explorer and get a desktop up.
How do we make 2003 behave the same way as 2000 and log the user off the session when the app is closed?
Thanks in advance....
