Switching

I have a few switches deployed where someone in our department was logged in via console and just disconnected without logging out.  I get messages like:

Entering configuration mode
Users currently editing the configuration:
  root terminal u0 (pid 934) on since 2010-02-25 06:54:55 PST, idle 26w0d 03:29
      {master:0}[edit]

I want to kill the session without having to reconnect to the console.  My thought is to just issue a 'kill 934' from the CLI but I want to be sure I don't break anything.  Here's the output of ps-aux

root     934  0.0  1.3 39532 13420  ??  Is   25Feb10   0:05.37 mgd: (mgd) (root)/dev/ttyu0 (mgd)

Thanks in advance.

Did you try something like this:

root@sriracha> show system users no-resolve

and then:

root@sriracha> request system logout user <item>

Where '<item>' would be one of the following:

• all - all sessions owned by the named user
• pid - management session process ID
• terminal - terminal the user is logged into
• user - the name of the user

That is exactly what I was looking for.  I entered the commands and it worked perfectly. 

I did KB and Google searches but my search parameters were incorrect to give me an answer.

Thanks again for the help.