Auto-LogOff User after closing last application

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Moin (Hello together), 

Is there a way to have a session automatically logged out when the user closes their last application.
We only run published applications in our environment and no desktops. I would like to implement it so that the user session is logged off directly when the user closes his last application. From that point on the time defined in the MaxIdleTime runs.
So
- User has no more applications open (last application closed = direct logout of the session).
- User is no longer working, but applications are still open = logout after the defined MaxIdleTime.

Is there a way to implement this?

 

As a workaround and additional way to logout we have provided another "Logout" application to the users, where a "shutown /l /f" is executed.

 

Thanks for the support.

4 Replies

@Dennis_Schierenbeck 

Hi Dennis,

did you ever get an answer to your question?

 

BR/VG

Oliver

Hello @OSuperfly68,

No, unfortunately we have not found a way for this.

As a workaround, we have built a logout application for our users and taught the colleagues that this should be executed at the end of the working day.

@Dennis_Schierenbeck I know I'm like 8 months late but check out the "Set time limit for logoff of RemoteApp sessions" GPO Setting. It works for us. We have it set to 5 Min and if all apps are closed in a session the session is terminated after 5 min of no other app being launched.

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 Cheers!