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Terminal Server - Active Sessions?

Asked by suzanne2003 in Windows 2000 Server, Remote Desktop/Terminal Services

Tags: server, terminal, windows, session, active

I have a Windows 2K server running Terminal Server. I have an application that the Terminal Server is being used for. The client does not need to be connected all day, they just connect periodically during the day to do some tasks on one application. The issue that I am having is that when the user connects to the session, it asks if they want to be connected to an already active session. There are usually at least two sessions to pick from. When the user selects the session and then connects when they try to access the application, it tells them that there is already another user using the application. I think that this is because the sessions are not really teminating hwen they close the terminal server. How do I make sure that the session ends and is no longer active when the client closes the terminal server? What is the proper way for the user to end the session. Right now, I know that sometimes they hit Start - logoff and sometimes they just hit the X at the top of the session. Can this be causing the problem?