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Brad Pears
We are using a windows 2003 (sp1) terminal server. Our domain controller is
a Windows 2000 small bus server.
I have configured user session time limits etc... using the "sessions" tab
in each users AD user profile to "end a disconnected session" after 1 hour.
I have not configured anything on the actual terminal server using the
"Terminal Server Configuration" app because I wanted to do it user
specifically.
For some reason when a users session becomes disconnected, it never gets
logged off when the 1 hour expiration limit I set is reached. This has not
been a big problem in the past (I used to log them off manually) but just
recently we have had a few issues and I would like to ensure that I get this
problem resolved.
Does anyone have any ideas why this may be happening? It appears the "idle
session limit" I set of 30 minutes is working because after 30 min, they are
being disconnected properly...
Strange...
Any ideas would be most helpful!
Thanks, Brad
a Windows 2000 small bus server.
I have configured user session time limits etc... using the "sessions" tab
in each users AD user profile to "end a disconnected session" after 1 hour.
I have not configured anything on the actual terminal server using the
"Terminal Server Configuration" app because I wanted to do it user
specifically.
For some reason when a users session becomes disconnected, it never gets
logged off when the 1 hour expiration limit I set is reached. This has not
been a big problem in the past (I used to log them off manually) but just
recently we have had a few issues and I would like to ensure that I get this
problem resolved.
Does anyone have any ideas why this may be happening? It appears the "idle
session limit" I set of 30 minutes is working because after 30 min, they are
being disconnected properly...
Strange...
Any ideas would be most helpful!
Thanks, Brad