Closing all connections to server?

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Someone knows how Windows XP close all the active network connections
when a user log off?

I' like to call programmatically the same functions because I can't do
it using the command line NET USE or the WinApi (WNetEnumResource and
WNetCancelConnection2).

I have to close all previous connections before login as new user to
some folder on a Server with Samba.
Sometime when I try to close all the active connections some "hidden"
connections are still open (I can't detect them with NET USE or
WNetEnumResource); the only solution is to log off and then login
again.

Thanks, Lauro
.

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