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When I close my rdp connection and re-connect it creates a new session not joining the old one.
We have many server 2003 installs where i use RDP to connect and administrator the server. We have an old Server 2000 TS server as well as a 3 server citrix farm in the domain.
Whenever i try and connect to a server 2003 box with rdp and do something, and my connection gets clipped, or i click close in the rdp client and reconnect to the server with rdp it creates a new session. Is there a gp or other setting i need to change to get it to reopen my last rdp session instead of closing that session and starting a new one?
I do use the /console switch when i can, but i can't do that with all of the servers.
Thanks!
Whenever i try and connect to a server 2003 box with rdp and do something, and my connection gets clipped, or i click close in the rdp client and reconnect to the server with rdp it creates a new session. Is there a gp or other setting i need to change to get it to reopen my last rdp session instead of closing that session and starting a new one?
I do use the /console switch when i can, but i can't do that with all of the servers.
Thanks!
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Ok I found it. It was in Computer Configuration\Windows Components\Terminal Services\Sessions\ Set time limit for disconnected sessions. It was set to 1 minute.
I will split points since you both got me into the right GPO area.
Thanks.
I will split points since you both got me into the right GPO area.
Thanks.
Or from the run cmd type mstsc -v:serverip /f -console