R
Rene
We have our terminal services server (Windows 2000 Server
Sp3) configured to "never" disconnect a session (both in
TS config and in AD config), however, when the user
connects directly to the server (ie from his remote
workstation through the Internet, the firewall, the
router, then the server) and then leave the
sessions "idle" (ie he doesn't do any keyboard or mouse
actions on the session), he gets disconnected after some
more or less random amount of time, amount that is way too
short (5, 10, 15 minutes). The RDP protocol is set to
autolaunch the application after logging in, port 3389 is
open for incoming (ie from Internet to the server).
We tried connecting from the same workstation to the same
server, but though a VPN connection, and the session can
stay up 24-48 hours without a drop !
Anyone has a clue why we can't keep sessions up with
a "direct" connection ?
The client PCs are Windows XP (already include a TS CAL),
but one of then is a Windows 98 machine that was issued a
temp license which will expire in september; this machine
will be upgrade to XP soon.
Thanks in advance
RJ
Sp3) configured to "never" disconnect a session (both in
TS config and in AD config), however, when the user
connects directly to the server (ie from his remote
workstation through the Internet, the firewall, the
router, then the server) and then leave the
sessions "idle" (ie he doesn't do any keyboard or mouse
actions on the session), he gets disconnected after some
more or less random amount of time, amount that is way too
short (5, 10, 15 minutes). The RDP protocol is set to
autolaunch the application after logging in, port 3389 is
open for incoming (ie from Internet to the server).
We tried connecting from the same workstation to the same
server, but though a VPN connection, and the session can
stay up 24-48 hours without a drop !
Anyone has a clue why we can't keep sessions up with
a "direct" connection ?
The client PCs are Windows XP (already include a TS CAL),
but one of then is a Windows 98 machine that was issued a
temp license which will expire in september; this machine
will be upgrade to XP soon.
Thanks in advance
RJ