TS Client logout hang

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I am having a problem with a bunch of my servers when loggin out of an RDP
session. When we logout of a RDP session it the session does not disconnect
for about 10 min is you have the patients to wait. Not sure what is
happening. There are ways of working around it, but it is starting to be a
real irritant. We are running Windows 2000 servers with SP4. It is not
happening to all of the servers. Looking at the servers that do log off
fine and comparing them to the other ones, I cannot find any major
differences. It is like the RDP session has to time out before it logs out.
Has anyone seen this problem and fixed it, please let me know

Thanks
Boyd Johnson
Harmon AutoGlass
(e-mail address removed)
 
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From: "Microsoft" <[email protected]>
Subject: TS Client logout hang
Date: Fri, 12 Mar 2004 09:50:28 -0600
Newsgroups: microsoft.public.win2000.termserv.clients

I am having a problem with a bunch of my servers when loggin out of an RDP
session. When we logout of a RDP session it the session does not disconnect
for about 10 min is you have the patients to wait. Not sure what is
happening. There are ways of working around it, but it is starting to be a
real irritant. We are running Windows 2000 servers with SP4. It is not
happening to all of the servers. Looking at the servers that do log off
fine and comparing them to the other ones, I cannot find any major
differences. It is like the RDP session has to time out before it logs out.
Has anyone seen this problem and fixed it, please let me know

Thanks
Boyd Johnson
Harmon AutoGlass
(e-mail address removed)
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Boyd,

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