This worked previously when we were running Solaris 8, however; since switching to Solaris 10 TSOL with SRSS 4.1, ctrl-alt-backspace-backspace no longer terminates the actual session.
What we need to be able to do, is have less than IT savvy people capable of terminating a session for someone who leaves their terminal locked at the end of the day. It will reset the terminal as if it is terminating the session, but immediately come back to the Sun Ray Session Lock screen for whoever was logged in. The only way to kill the session is for an administrator to terminate it via the web interface. If this isnt an option, is there a way to have it time out the session after a period of inactivity and kill it? Thanks! Patrick
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