Disconnecting Session - Idle Time

C

Clint

Hello,

I want to disconnect any sessions that have been idle for
15 minutes on my clients. However, I don't want it do it
to my servers. If my Domain Policy is not defined, I
can't get my client policy to work.

Can I create a domain policy for my clients and exclude my
servers?

Thanks,

Clint
 
S

Steven L Umbach

I believe it is fifteen minutes by default in Local Security Policy. You should be
able to configure what you want in the Local Security Policy of your servers or put
them in their own Organizational Unit with it's own GPO where you can define it for
what you want for computers in that OU. --- Steve
 

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