In production environments? Yes, but only with a maximum of 15 users so far. Can I have the source code? You can download the executable in the TechNet gallery. Update March 17th : TechNet gallery, r. For now you can find the download in my personal OneDrive here. Enjoy automating stuff using powershell. In my free time hah! Recently I picked up my Lego addiction again. The easiest method is to use Group Policy. Hi Grant, Thank you for your suggestions but does that also work for you in a multi-session environment?
The excutable running in the background. But no lock after 10min. Default settings I do this with gpo and user logon same as your example I hava a citrix xenapp 7. Hi Hannes.
Powering-off screen is a nonsense is a RDSH environnement. Screen Power being driven on the client-side. We have tried both options above, but we get inconsistent behavior. We see a screen flash but the screen does not lock. We believe there is some process active not allowing the setidlelock. And the deprecated policies from microsoft still produce a flash and not lock…. Any chance you still have this tool? Hi Steph, Thank you for this. Arjan, Nice Little tool you built. One question…would you be able to change the lock to disconnect instead?
That would be extremely helpful!! You are commenting using your WordPress. You are commenting using your Google account.
You are commenting using your Twitter account. You are commenting using your Facebook account. Using the quser command, you can view when a user RDP session was started, how long it was idle and the current session state. Specify the time period, after which you want to kill a disconnected remote desktop session, in the End a disconnected session option by default, a session period is unlimited — Never.
You can also set the maximum time of an active session Active session limit and end an idle session Idle session limit. These hard timeouts are applied to all sessions in the RDS collection.
You can also set the limits of an RDP session in the properties of a local lusrmgr. You can do it either in the domain GPO editor gpmc. The following Remote Desktop timeout settings are available:. By default, these options are not configured. After about 30 min of idle time, I get prompted that the server will disconnect in 2 minutes if I leave it idle.
I have checked the group policy and its set to not configured for both the user configuration and the computer configuration. In the right panel, double-click the Set time limit for active but idle Remote Desktop Services sessions policy: in the modal window that will appear, activate it by switching the radio button from Not configured to Enabled, then set the desired amount of time in the drop-down list right below.
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