Disabling close X on RDP client

[Chuck]

Is there a registry hack or an add-on control applet that
can disable the close window X on the RDP client?

No matter how many times I try to drill it in, there's
always some ying-yang who refuses to logoff properly.

On a similar tact, is there any way in Win2K to limit a
specific user to one login instance?

 

[Michael Love]

I use a utility called Appscape but it has to be installed on every
remote user's box. You can then set it in Control Panel. Works on NT4,
don't know about W2K or rest.

 

[Matthew Harris [MVP]]

The best way to prevent users from doing this is to just
force all disconnected sessions to be reset right away,
rather than going into the disconnected state first.
Having said that, here's a tutorial about how to remove
the X box functionality from the RDP client:

http://terminal.servebeer.com/php/x_box_disable.php

Unfortunately, there isn't any way to restrict one user to
one session, although there is a program out there called
LockSingleUser2, or you could use a script that runs at
logon, which is here:

http://terminal.servebeer.com/php/single_logon.php

-M