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Windows XP users connect via RDP to a Windows 2000 Terminal Server session.
They are getting disconnected after 20 minutes of idle time. I checked the
terminal server configuration under the Sessions tab and end a disconnected
session, active session limit, and idle session limit are all set to "Never."
Override user settings is checked for these 3 options and for "when session
limit is reached or connection is broken." If these settings are enabled,
how could a user's session become disconnected after only 20 minutes? Are
there settings somewhere else that could be overriding the server settings?
Our company implemented a new fireall configuration in our data center over
the weekend. Could that have effected these timeout settings? We are not
losing the local area network connection in our office anywhere. Please
advise.
They are getting disconnected after 20 minutes of idle time. I checked the
terminal server configuration under the Sessions tab and end a disconnected
session, active session limit, and idle session limit are all set to "Never."
Override user settings is checked for these 3 options and for "when session
limit is reached or connection is broken." If these settings are enabled,
how could a user's session become disconnected after only 20 minutes? Are
there settings somewhere else that could be overriding the server settings?
Our company implemented a new fireall configuration in our data center over
the weekend. Could that have effected these timeout settings? We are not
losing the local area network connection in our office anywhere. Please
advise.