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Can you check in the Security Log to see which accounts had a failed login event? If it is not on the actual TS server, it will be on the DC
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Hello,

Can you check in the Security Log to see which accounts had a failed login event? If it is not on the actual TS server, it will be on the DC

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I have the servers set to logoff disconnected sessions after 1 minute, I dont think that would catch the sessions I am looking for unless I ran the query in a loop nonstop.
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I have the servers set to logoff disconnected sessions after 1 minute, I dont think that would catch the sessions I am looking for unless I ran the query in a loop nonstop.

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I ended up just running a loop every 50 seconds using the query command to log Disconnected sessions, it actually works very well.
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I ended up just running a loop every 50 seconds using the query command to log Disconnected sessions, it actually works very well.

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I am getting several 1041 reconnect errors on my Windows 2003 TS farm but I have no visibility as to which clients are trying to reconnect. &nbsp;Is there a way to log all of the sessions that get disconnected instead of logging off properly.
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I am getting several 1041 reconnect errors on my Windows 2003 TS farm but I have no visibility as to which clients are trying to reconnect.  Is there a way to log all of the sessions that get disconnected instead of logging off properly.

Is there a way to log when a sessions goes from active to disconnected.

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).