asked on 9/6/2013

Terminal Server Timeout Settings

Ok experts I'm sure this is an easy one and something I should know, but having a brain freeze today. I have a DC that is a 2008 and I have 3 terminal servers that are 2003. Need to make changes to the idle timeout settings. I've read many articles about these settings in the AD and also in GP. I understand the AD settings per user, but the GP settings are where I'm confused. Do I set the GP on the 2008 DC? OR Do I set the GP on each 2003 terminal server?

Please help...need to get this resolved very soon.

Thanks in advance!!!

Microsoft Server OS

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Emmanuel Adebayo

9/6/2013

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