There are also, and I did not mention this because I am not real familiar
with group policies in a domain, policies that apply on a user basis no
matter what machine they happen to log onto.
To look at the Group Policies run gpedit.msc on the Remote Desktop host
machine and navigate to the Local Computer Policy | User Configuration |
Administrative Templates | Windows Components | Terminal Services | Sessions
policies.
That may be what the original poster is looking for...
Thanks for jogging my ol' memory...
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"Peter" <peterfoxgh
...@yahoo.ca> wrote in message
...
>> There are some group policies that you can configure to log off
idle >> sessions, etc.
>> To look at the Group Policies run gpedit.msc on the Remote Desktop host
>> machine and navigate to the Local Computer Policy | Computer
>> Configuration
> |
>> Administrative Templates | Windows Components | Terminal Services |
> Sessions
>> policies.
> That cannot be less than 1 minute. And it is a global setting for all
> users
> (cannot exempt admins).
> Another approach (disable disconnects on user side):
> http://terminal.servebeer.com/php/x_box_disable.php
