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How to increase network time out on terminal server
Hello Everyone
I was wondering if anyone knew how to increase the time terminal server waits before it considers a connection broken. Here is what I have…
I have a point to point wireless connection using Motorola canopy’s, the hop is about 9 miles. From time to time I will loose the connection on the wireless for a few seconds, up to 10 or 15 while the canopy’s re-register.
I am connecting with remote desktop across the wireless from windows XP machines. Currently connecting to a 2000 server, but I will be upgrading the server to 2003 this weekend.
When I have timeouts, sometimes the terminal server is saying the connection has been broken, and I will have to reconnect, I would like to increase the amount of time the server (or client) waits before it considers a connection broken. If I could get it to wait 30 seconds, that would be great.
I don’t even know if it can be done. But if it can, I know this is were to find out how.
Thanks Guys,
Chris.
I was wondering if anyone knew how to increase the time terminal server waits before it considers a connection broken. Here is what I have…
I have a point to point wireless connection using Motorola canopy’s, the hop is about 9 miles. From time to time I will loose the connection on the wireless for a few seconds, up to 10 or 15 while the canopy’s re-register.
I am connecting with remote desktop across the wireless from windows XP machines. Currently connecting to a 2000 server, but I will be upgrading the server to 2003 this weekend.
When I have timeouts, sometimes the terminal server is saying the connection has been broken, and I will have to reconnect, I would like to increase the amount of time the server (or client) waits before it considers a connection broken. If I could get it to wait 30 seconds, that would be great.
I don’t even know if it can be done. But if it can, I know this is were to find out how.
Thanks Guys,
Chris.
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