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I have a Windows 2003 Terminal Server, SP2.
I have approx. 30 active users at any given point in time.
I am using UPHClean to clean up sessions.
I am however continually experiencing a problem. ie. A user was logged on
at one point, say using 'session id 2', but has since logged off. A new user
logs on later. The new user is given the same session id, however, if you
look in the printers folder, the original users' redirected printers are
still there and have not been deleted. This causes printing nightmares.
If I do not reboot the terminal server frequently (almost nightly), then the
problem gets worse, more user's complain.
Not sure where to look now.
Any help is appreciated.
I have approx. 30 active users at any given point in time.
I am using UPHClean to clean up sessions.
I am however continually experiencing a problem. ie. A user was logged on
at one point, say using 'session id 2', but has since logged off. A new user
logs on later. The new user is given the same session id, however, if you
look in the printers folder, the original users' redirected printers are
still there and have not been deleted. This causes printing nightmares.
If I do not reboot the terminal server frequently (almost nightly), then the
problem gets worse, more user's complain.
Not sure where to look now.
Any help is appreciated.