Hi,



I wonder if anyone could help me.



At a client we are using XP as a print server, this seems fine, the only thing is the printer driver logs the user on a guest, and after the print he does not get logged off again. (If you're wondering what I'm talking about, R/Click My Computer, and go to manage, go to shares, and sessions.) Once I manually disconnect these sessions, everything works perfectly, however leaving them there comes up with an error saying no ore connections to this computer allowed.



Is there a way of "Automatically" disconnecting sessions in idle for a period? Either standard method, or even 3rd party software welcome, I just want to sort this out.



See it's a small company, about 20 users, and this computer is only used as a print server, nothing else, so buying a server o/s will not be a suffecient answer, the only other thing I can think of is going back to 98, which I'm not too happy with because that will mean downgrading.





Thank you.

A lot of help these forums are, I seem to be getting a lot better responses from the Linux Forums... May its time for a switch?



This is like sending a message in a bottle.

Thanks guys. Appreciated!

On Mon, 28 Feb 2005 08:01:08 -0600, Crox <Crox.1l6uy4@mail.mcse.ms> wrote:



>

>A lot of help these forums are, I seem to be getting a lot better

>responses from the Linux Forums... May its time for a switch?

>

>This is like sending a message in a bottle.

>Thanks guys. Appreciated!



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