PRB: Server is Restarted, Instead of Being Shut Down |
When the Shutdown Computer dialog is invoked from a Terminal Server client session, and shutdown is selected, the server is restarted instead of being shut down.
Terminal Server checks to see if the shutdown request was issued from session 0 (zero), console session. If the request is from a session other than session 0 (zero), the server converts the request to a restart request.
The InitiateSystemShutdown() function can be issued from the thin client or
from the Windows NT-based computer that is running the Terminal Server
client software. This function call is only supported on the Windows NT
platform.
The Windows NT Resource Kit contains two utilities that will issue
InitiateSystemShutdown(). They are shutgui.exe and shutdown.exe.
This behavior is by design.
Terminal Server ships with a shutdown EXE. This utility is different from the one on the resource kit.
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