Do users get a 2 minute warning before they are disconnected? If disconnect
is issued by TS for an idle session, it gives a 2 minute warning to users.
On windows XP and server 2003, we also have a group policy (both user and
computer) that can be used to override idle session timeout. However, I
don't think this policy is available on win 2000, so that should not be a
problem in your case.
Rajneesh
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TS FAQ:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000...minal_faq.mspx
"Debbie" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> On Windows 2000 Terminal Services, using Remote Desktop
> Connection from 2000 and XP clients, the session is
> disconnected after exactly 60 minutes idle (i.e. they have
> minimized their session and not returned back to it). I
> can recreate this both across the internet, and here
> locally.
>
> The End a Disconnected Session, Active Session Limit, and
> Idle Session Limit on the users are all set so this should
> not happen. Even the RDP-tcp connection where you can
> override individual user sessions is not set to override
> (i.e. no global settings are causing this). I've even
> tested this with a user whose settings were all set to
> Never.
>
> This is happening at several different sites as well as in-
> house, so I have ruled out firewall idle connection
> timeouts (plus verified that this is NOT the case here in-
> house).
>
> Since RDP-tcp is a socket connection, could there be
> something in Windows sockets that is doing this?
>
> Thanks for any help,
> Debbie
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