> Fellow Listers,
>
> Does anyone know of a method of logging off inactive
> sessions on a Microsoft network after a set period of
> inactivity. Looking for a way to do it similar to the
> way Security 3000 works but the initial response I'm
> getting is "Mickeysoft doesn't do that" which isn't
> the answer that I want to take to higher ups.
> Thanks for all answers.

Depending on what you mean by "session", "inactive", and "logging off", there
may already be the capability.  From the Windows/2000 command line, you can
type "NET CONFIG SERVER /AUTODISCONNECT:10" to set a 10 minute time-out on
network sessions (the default is 15 minutes).

That's just a server-side close.

The screen-saver settings on Windows/2000 or Windows/XP can be used
client-side to require a password, but it doesn't disconnect the client from
the server or close any programs.

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