The brand's journey commenced with the visionary entrepreneur Natalie Massenet, who recognized the internet's potential as a platform for luxury retail. With its meticulous curation of luxury brands, the brand has become synonymous with style, sophistication, and exclusivity. Net-a-Porter has grown from its humble beginnings to become an esteemed destination for fashion enthusiasts, offering an unparalleled selection of designer clothing, accessories, shoes, and beauty products. It has earned its reputation as a pioneering force in the e-commerce industry, revolutionizing the way discerning individuals shop for high-end fashion by providing a seamless and immersive online shopping experience. If those processes are windowless, try adding them to the LogOffCheckSysModules key.Net-a-Porter, established in 2000, is a globally renowned luxury online fashion retailer headquartered in the United Kingdom. Do you know what these processes are? Do they have a graphical window or system tray icon associated with them? I understand completely, just thought I would throw that out there.Īs for the processes, AdobePCBroker.exe, Adobe Desktop Service.exe, and CoreSync.exe are highly suspicious to me. Again it would be hit or miss if the user was successfully logged off or not.

The login policy I created is basically a copy of the default policy minus the login script, so it is essentially the same, In testing, I found there was no difference. However I was able to create a separate group policy and assign one of our test user accounts to it. Until there is no alternative, the script stays and that has been made abundantly clear.ĭisabling the script for all users is likewise impossible as it is essential. Either because there is just not enough time or man power for us to implement and test with so many high priority projects always landing on our desks as well as user support, or because the script is something of his from many many years ago and he isn't ready to let it go - I'm not sure. Sorry about not sending the images sooner.Īs for the Group Policy Preferences with Item Level Targeting - yes I have considered it and even suggested it to our IT manager on a few occasions, however for what ever his reasons have been turned down. Have you considered using Group Policy Preferences with Item Level Targeting instead of a vb script? If you disable the logon script, does the problem go away? Same thing I asked Gwyn, can you post a screenshot of the processes tab for a hung session out of Director? I've added additional processes to the TWI registry setting with the hopes that one of those would force the hung sessions to stop, but the problems persist. Killing the Ica Seamless Host Agent does not force the hung session to log off. I'm not seeing anything in the error logs pointing to anything specific either which makes this even more baffling. There will be times when they will log off it will do so successfully, and other times where it just hangs. All users have that script launch when they login to Citrix. The only script we may have running is one that maps drives for users based on their group membership, deployed via group policy as a vb script, so I don't think this would cause these types of issues, and it has never caused anything like this on Citrix 6.0. Unlike Gwyn, we are not running any custom scripts compiled as executables. I have not been able to isolate the cause.

I know this a few months old, however we are experiencing the same problem.

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