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computer configuration&gt;Policies&gt;Win<wbr />dows components&gt;Remote Desktop Services&gt;Remote Desktop Session Host&gt;Session Time Limits.......Configure Set time limit for active but idle Remote Desktop Services Sessions
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Will that also cover a local user on the same machine or just those who are remotely accessing it?
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It is supposed to disconnect the remote user. &nbsp;For your local users, you can do a simple screen lock after a certain amount of time being idle.
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What GPO setting will disconnect any idle logged user session without logging off, &nbsp; &nbsp;local and remote?
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What GPO setting will disconnect any idle logged user session without logging off,    local and remote?

GPO disconnect idle session

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