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Log Off, Disconnect, or End a User Session Standard users and administrative users can log on and log off of their desktop sessions as they would with any Windows session. Standard and administrative users can also disconnect their session so that the MultiPoint Server station is not in use, but their session remains active in the MultiPoint Server system's computer memory. In addition, administrative users can end or disconnect a standard user's session if the user has stepped away from their MultiPoint Server session or has forgotten to log off of the system. Logging off or disconnecting a session The following table describes the different options that you or any user can use to log off, disconnect, or end a session. Action Click Start and then click Log Off. Click Start, point to Log off, and then click Disconnect. Click Start, point to Log off, and then click Lock. Effect You are prompted to save unsaved work. The session ends and the station is locked. The station is locked and your session is preserved in computer memory. The station is locked and your session is preserved in computer memory. Disconnecting or ending a standard user's session The following table describes the different options that you as an administrative user can use to disconnect or end a standard user's session. Action Effect In MultiPoint Manager, use the Desktops tab to disconnect the user's session. The user is prompted to save unsaved work. The session ends and the station is locked. The user can log on to the same or another station and continue with their work. In MultiPoint Manager, use the Desktops tab to end the user's session. You can also end all user sessions on the Desktops tab. The user is prompted to save unsaved work. The session ends and the station is locked. The user's session no longer displays on the Desktops tab, and it is not in computer memory. Log Off, Disconnect, or End a User Session 147

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Log Off, Disconnect, or End a User Session
Standard users and administrative users can log on and log off of their desktop sessions as they would
with any Windows session. Standard and administrative users can also disconnect their session so that
the MultiPoint Server station is not in use, but their session remains active in the MultiPoint Server
system’s computer memory.
In addition, administrative users can end or disconnect a standard user’s session if the user has stepped
away from their MultiPoint Server session or has forgotten to log off of the system.
Logging off or disconnecting a session
The following table describes the different options that you or any user can use to log off, disconnect,
or end a session.
Action
Effect
Click Start and then click Log Off.
You are prompted to save unsaved work. The session ends
and the station is locked.
Click Start, point to Log off, and then click Disconnect.
The station is locked and your session is preserved in
computer memory.
Click Start, point to Log off, and then click Lock.
The station is locked and your session is preserved in
computer memory.
Disconnecting or ending a standard user’s session
The following table describes the different options that you as an administrative user can use to
disconnect or end a standard user’s session.
Action
Effect
In MultiPoint Manager, use the Desktops tab to disconnect the
user’s session.
The user is prompted to save unsaved work. The session ends
and the station is locked. The user can log on to the same or
another station and continue with their work.
In MultiPoint Manager, use the Desktops tab to end the user’s
session. You can also end all user sessions on the Desktops
tab.
The user is prompted to save unsaved work. The session ends
and the station is locked. The user’s session no longer displays
on the Desktops tab, and it is not in computer memory.
Log Off, Disconnect, or End a User Session
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