One more thing, if this is the direction you take to resolve the problem, you
can switch the users machines for a day. If the problem is AD related, you will
know right away.
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This is far fetched but here goes:
If you are using Windows server, if you are using Active Directory, then look
into Group Policy.
See if there is a GP set for -
(drill down the AD)
Windows Settings, Security settings, Local Policies, Network Security,
then check if
"Force Logoff when logon hours expire" is enabled.
The odd thing is that such a policy applies to the entire "Group", but if the
person is the only one in some "Group", then this is worth a try.
Dharam
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