Robert Berke
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how to permanently droplaptop's connection to remote.mydomain.com
My laptop's user profile is connected to mydomain.com.
Two months ago, I took my laptop home and connected to https://remote.mydomain.com by using Internet Explorer then signing on. This was the first such connection since our office upgraded to Windows Server Essentials 2016.
Over the first week I used the connection several times, but I always signed out after doing my work. I have not used it since.
I am home right now,(two months later) and my laptop shows remote.mydomain.com is connected, even though I have not signed on !
I manually disconnected by clicking on the Network icon in the system tray.
Less than a minute later the connection had been restored.
How can I drop the connection, so that is not restored until I intentionally sign on to https://remote.naa.com ?
Two months ago, I took my laptop home and connected to https://remote.mydomain.com by using Internet Explorer then signing on. This was the first such connection since our office upgraded to Windows Server Essentials 2016.
Over the first week I used the connection several times, but I always signed out after doing my work. I have not used it since.
I am home right now,(two months later) and my laptop shows remote.mydomain.com is connected, even though I have not signed on !
I manually disconnected by clicking on the Network icon in the system tray.
Less than a minute later the connection had been restored.
How can I drop the connection, so that is not restored until I intentionally sign on to https://remote.naa.com ?
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