Terminal Server Client: Logoff and Disconnect Features (186635)

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LOGOFF terminates your session and returns you to your local desktop. Your Terminal Server session is closed, and all resources are returned to the Server.

DISCONNECT closes your Client application and returns you to your local desktop, but leaves your session (with its applications and data) running on the Terminal Server. If you reconnect to the Server before the disconnection timer (defined in Connection Configuration or User Manager) goes off, you'll return to the same desktop you had before disconnecting.

NOTE: If you run multiple sessions (at the same or at different computers) under the same User ID, and you disconnect multiple sessions, when you reconnect, you're given the option of which session to reconnect to.

NOTE: If you disconnect a session, you do not have the option to start a new session under the same User ID at the same Terminal Server. You can only reconnect to the existing session. You can, however, start a new session as another user, or connect to a different Terminal Server.