SQL user log on every 30 mins?

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Sorry in advance if this is the wring forum. We have SQL Server 2005 that
is managed by an IT consultant who has remote log in allowed for his user
account on Win Server 2003. Strangely his user account has started logging
itself on, getting its privileges & then logging itself off (all instantly
but twice over, creating 6 entries in the security log); this is happening
every 30 mins, exactly. There is no sign of remote access & the only
program the consultant uses is the SQL Server.
Is there anything within SQL which could be activatig his user account every
30 mins in this way?


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