Windows 2008 terminal services logoff script help required please

[Ali147gta]

Hi,
I have a windows 2008 server box which has up to eighty terminal services sesssions connecting to it.

What I would like to do is each time someone logs off from a terminal services session is that all their IE history, temp files, recently typed URL's is deleted.

I'm thinking that this can be done with a logoff script applied with a GPO. But what would I need to put in the login script.

But being fairly new to AD & Server 2008 are there any explicit options in a GPO that could acheive this without resorting to creating a log off script ?


Thanks in advance for your help

iMachiavellian - think dissident

 

[kmcferrin]

I would use user profile redirection (not the same as roaming profiles) instead. That way they get a consistent user profile regardless of where they log in, and the profiles are not stored on the terminal server.

http://www.virtualizationadmin.com/...performance/configure-folder-redirection.html

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