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For one of our Windows 2008 R2 servers, a very peculiar issue has appeared.
Using an admin account, I'm able to successfully log out. Then when going back to the server to log in, I'm prompted to press CTRL-ALT-DEL as usual, but instead of being prompted to enter a username and password, my admin account name appears and I'm prompted for just the password.
In other words, it appears that my admin account was never actually logged out, but just "locked" (i.e when user presses WIN key + 'L' instead of logging out). However, when remotely checking to see who's logged into that server using "query user server:[server name]", it shows that no users are logged in...
Any ideas on what's causing the previous logged in user to show as still being logged in? The server is patched up currently and appears to operating fine otherwise.
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For one of our Windows 2008 R2 servers, a very peculiar issue has appeared.
Using an admin account, I'm able to successfully log out. Then when going back to the server to log in, I'm prompted to press CTRL-ALT-DEL as usual, but instead of being prompted to enter a username and password, my admin account name appears and I'm prompted for just the password.
In other words, it appears that my admin account was never actually logged out, but just "locked" (i.e when user presses WIN key + 'L' instead of logging out). However, when remotely checking to see who's logged into that server using "query user server:[server name]", it shows that no users are logged in...
Any ideas on what's causing the previous logged in user to show as still being logged in? The server is patched up currently and appears to operating fine otherwise.
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For one of our Windows 2008 R2 servers, a very peculiar issue has appeared.
Using an admin account, I'm able to successfully log out. Then when going back to the server to log in, I'm prompted to press CTRL-ALT-DEL as usual, but instead of being prompted to enter a username and password, my admin account name appears and I'm prompted for just the password.
In other words, it appears that my admin account was never actually logged out, but just "locked" (i.e when user presses WIN key + 'L' instead of logging out). However, when remotely checking to see who's logged into that server using "query user server:[server name]", it shows that no users are logged in...
Any ideas on what's causing the previous logged in user to show as still being logged in? The server is patched up currently and appears to operating fine otherwise.
windows-server-2008-r2 user-accounts
asked 3 mins ago
7290990372909903
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For one of our Windows 2008 R2 servers, a very peculiar issue has appeared.
Using an admin account, I'm able to successfully log out. Then when going back to the server to log in, I'm prompted to press CTRL-ALT-DEL as usual, but instead of being prompted to enter a username and password, my admin account name appears and I'm prompted for just the password.
In other words, it appears that my admin account was never actually logged out, but just "locked" (i.e when user presses WIN key + 'L' instead of logging out). However, when remotely checking to see who's logged into that server using "query user server:[server name]", it shows that no users are logged in...
Any ideas on what's causing the previous logged in user to show as still being logged in? The server is patched up currently and appears to operating fine otherwise.
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