GP/Dynamics as Remote App on Terminal Server - Re-establishing disconnected sessions?
We have GP/Dynamics 10 deployed as a remote app available via MSI or remote web access.
Users in a remote office that are connected via an unreliable point-to-point VPN tunnel have had issues in the past where if the tunnel drops, their GP session closes and anything they were working on (say entering journal entries pre-batch).
I set the terminal server to not end a disconnected session and set idle and disconnected timers to none. However now we have users that when launching GP, receive multiple instances of GP opening (all the previous disconnected sessions).
Is there a way to re-establish a connection to a disconnected session, without having a new instance of GP opened?
Users in a remote office that are connected via an unreliable point-to-point VPN tunnel have had issues in the past where if the tunnel drops, their GP session closes and anything they were working on (say entering journal entries pre-batch).
I set the terminal server to not end a disconnected session and set idle and disconnected timers to none. However now we have users that when launching GP, receive multiple instances of GP opening (all the previous disconnected sessions).
Is there a way to re-establish a connection to a disconnected session, without having a new instance of GP opened?
Abdulmalek_Hamsho
Have you enabled "Restrict Remote Desktop users to a single Remote Desktop Services Session"?
ASKER
Yes, it is set to restrict each user to a single session as that is the default setting.
Under user logon mode I have allow all connections selected, but there is an option there for "Allow reconnections, but prevent new logons?"
Under user logon mode I have allow all connections selected, but there is an option there for "Allow reconnections, but prevent new logons?"
Can you post your Group Policy' settings for the terminal services?
ASKER
I have no group policy settings for the terminal services set; I had at one time but instead just configured it locally last time I made changes and reset all group policy settings to Not Enabled.
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Done; I will test those settings out but that looks to be what I needed.
Would I still set end a disconnected session to never, as well as having no active session or idle session time limits?
Would I still set end a disconnected session to never, as well as having no active session or idle session time limits?
Yes, keep it "Never".