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How to ensure citrix xenapp 6.5 Disconnected Sessions are Logged Off ?
Hello there,
Please advise how to ensure Citrix xenApp 6.5 Disconnected Sessions are Logged Off.
What policy and where should I enable to make sure that disconnected sessions are logged off.
Please let me know te steps that I need to undertake.
Regards,
Gopi Prasad
Please advise how to ensure Citrix xenApp 6.5 Disconnected Sessions are Logged Off.
What policy and where should I enable to make sure that disconnected sessions are logged off.
Please let me know te steps that I need to undertake.
Regards,
Gopi Prasad
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Thanks for that. Do I need to configure ica listener settings in server for disconnected sessions?OR just as the above mentioned GPO settings by you.
Please advise.
Please advise.
The ICA listener will use the same policy.
-Casey
-Casey
the settings are made per listener.
you can use the remotedesktopsessionhost - configuration and select the ica listener or configure the ica-listener directly with the ica-listener tool.
you can use the remotedesktopsessionhost - configuration and select the ica listener or configure the ica-listener directly with the ica-listener tool.
To get the timeouts to work correctly they are based of the Remoted Desktop session host though.
I use GPO as mentioned by casedog and it seems to work fine. You can Set time limit for Disconnected Session as 5mins to log-off disconnect session after 5 mins.
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Still having issue.
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I am still having issue, the sessions are not getting disconnected.
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I know this is marked as answered, but you really need to follow this guide instead of the accepted solution.
http://support.citrix.com/article/CTX127318
Setting it in GPO is wrong, and will not take effect in ICA sessions. You get something like this http://support.citrix.com/article/CTX134756
http://support.citrix.com/article/CTX127318
Setting it in GPO is wrong, and will not take effect in ICA sessions. You get something like this http://support.citrix.com/article/CTX134756
http://forums.citrix.com/thread.jspa?threadID=293792