If you disconnect from a remote desktop without logging out, applications in the remote desktop might remain open. You can also disconnect from a server and leave published applications running.
You can log out from a remote desktop even if you do not have the remote desktop open. This feature has the same result as sending Ctrl+Alt+Del to the remote desktop and then clicking Log Off.
Procedure
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Disconnect without logging off.
Option Action Also quit Omnissa Horizon Client Click the Close button in the corner of the window or select File > Quit from the menu bar. Select a different remote desktop on the same server Select Desktop > Disconnect from the menu bar. Select a remote desktop on a different server Select File > Disconnect from server from the menu bar. Note: An administrator can configure remote desktops to log out automatically when they are disconnected. In that case, any open applications in the remote desktop are stopped.
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Log out and disconnect from a remote desktop.
Option Action From within the remote desktop Use the Windows Start menu to log out. From the menu bar Select Desktop > Disconnect and Log off. If you use this procedure, files that are open on the remote desktop are closed without being saved first. -
Log out when you do not have a remote desktop open.
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From the Home screen with desktop shortcuts, select the desktop and select Desktop > Log off from the menu bar.
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If prompted, supply credentials for accessing the remote desktop.
If you use this procedure, files that are open on the remote desktop are closed without being saved first.
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