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by wayne.goodrich

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I am as the subject mentions, running a Windows 2000 Advanced Server with Terminal Server in application mode. I have a Windows 2000 client machine with the Terminal Server Client installed on it. I have also created a connection that starts a program automatically. Microsofts help says that when the application is closed, the session will terminate and close. What happens to me is when I close the application the connection remains active and the connection window remains on the screen. Does anyone know how to get the connection window to terminate when I exit the program. Is it a bug or is there an option I have to select that I don't know about?

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by techrerpublic

Wayne,
we have a 100% 2000 enviroment with TS in app mode also. Sadly I havent seen your problem coming up in our enviroment. As soon as a user exits out of that particular TS program (we defiened each application with one TS Icon-service)it will end the TS session.
If you find out, could you please let me know also. Sorry that I couldent be of more help.

by michael roark - ccna/da mcp 3csa

Without having my w2k adv ser in front of me, I'm going by memory here. but there should be, underneath their profile a terminal services option and with that a setting for idle sessions...
It may possibly be under the terminal Server configurations themselves though, but I know for sure that there is a timeout feature,
Hopefully this helps,

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