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Ctrl+Alt+delete is not working in sbs 2003 R2

Asked by rqdasilva in .NET Framework 1.x, Server Applications, Remote Desktop/Terminal Services

Tags: SBS 2003 R2 logon problem

I try rebooting a SBS 2003 R2 remotely Ithru RDP and I was not able to log on again thru RDP.
The  server did not reboot rather it says that the computer is in use and has been locked by administrator. I did not power down the server and would preffer not to since everything seems to be working just fine. No messages in event viewer.
Any ideas? thanks
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Zones: .NET Framework 1.x, Server Applications, Remote Desktop/Terminal Services
Tags: SBS 2003 R2 logon problem
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