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Server Shutdown
Sep 15th, 2006 at 1:30pm
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Configuration:

Running Sesame in server mode on a remote server machine.

Connecting to that machine via Remote Desktop.

Attempting to shutdown the Seame Server using the Server Administration Interface results in the Sesame Client hanging and the Sesame Server does not shutdown.

What is the correct configuration and procedure.
  
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Re: Server Shutdown
Reply #1 - Sep 15th, 2006 at 1:38pm
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Have you tried shutting down the Sesame Server from a computer that is not the Server computer?
What options are you choosing for shutdown? The one option will cause the client and server to wait 60 seconds and then shutdown.

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Re: Server Shutdown
Reply #2 - Sep 15th, 2006 at 2:56pm
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David,

What operating system are you using?

I can not say what is right, wrong, or indifferent because I am anything but a network guru, however I have played with Sesame a lot and my un-educated experience has been that if Sesame Server is running on a win 98 or win 98se operating system and I attempt to shut down server from the server machine either local (at keyboard) or remotely, I have the same results you describe. If I connect by remote desktop or from a local keyboard (usually an XP machine) not on the machine Sesame Server is running on it works perfectly as described in the manuals.

I have had less problems with remote desktop or local keyboard when Sesame Server was running win XP sp2 but I occasionally still have problems stopping server as described above. I am currently experimenting with Sesame Server on Linux and am amazed how much faster Clients connect and seem to run.

Keep us posted on your findings,

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Re: Server Shutdown
Reply #3 - Sep 15th, 2006 at 7:34pm
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I have not experienced any problems with Remote Desktop and Sesame Server.

I have made remote connections to clients using pcAnyWhere (PCA) and LogMeIn.  From the connected Sesame Client desktops,  I have then used Remote Desktop to connect to the machine running Sesame Server.  I have been able to stop and restart Sesame Server on that machine with no trouble.  I have then been able to disconnect from Remote Desktop and return back to the client desktop, then disconnect from PCA/LogMeIn, with no troubles.

I always close Sesame on the client workstations first, before shutting down Sesame Server. but that can be done before and/or after the Remote Desktop connection is made.
  


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Re: Server Shutdown
Reply #4 - Oct 5th, 2006 at 2:30pm
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Have you tried to shut down the server from the client by using the server administration from the client? I use it regularly and it works fine and closes the clients as well. (Both XP machines)
I only use remote desktop then to restart it.
  
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