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Is the terminal server availble on the GPO if there is no licence for TS.<br />
The owner use RDP to connect as administrator to work from home but is not TS is not installed.<br />
Like you can see from the pic bellow there is no terminal server listed,
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Is the terminal server availble on the GPO if there is no licence for TS.
The owner use RDP to connect as administrator to work from home but is not TS is not installed.
Like you can see from the pic bellow there is no terminal server listed,

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I think it was the keep alive settings but they have to be add it on the registry for windows 2000.<br />
<a href="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/216783" rel="ugc nofollow">http://support.microsoft.com/kb/216783</a>&nbsp;<br />

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I think it was the keep alive settings but they have to be add it on the registry for windows 2000.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/216783 [http://support.microsoft.com/kb/216783] 


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Hi<br />
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I have a user that run Windows 2000 Server and I connect to it via terminal server.<br />
Now when I say terminal server is just with teh 2 build in licences for Admin. It's not a real TS.<br />
After 10 minutes or so the connection get interupted and I get a message that the connection was interrupted because network problems.<br />
I was wondering were do you change the session timeout on windows 2000?<br />
I'm not talking about the one that lock the server but the one that kik you off the session.<br />

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Hi

I have a user that run Windows 2000 Server and I connect to it via terminal server.
Now when I say terminal server is just with teh 2 build in licences for Admin. It's not a real TS.
After 10 minutes or so the connection get interupted and I get a message that the connection was interrupted because network problems.
I was wondering were do you change the session timeout on windows 2000?
I'm not talking about the one that lock the server but the one that kik you off the session.


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