Session Timeout in Server 2008

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We have a Server 2008 Terminal server on a Server 2003 AD.
We have set the Session Timeout in GPO and attached it to the OU TSServer in
which the server resides, but it appears to have no effect on the Session
Timeout for the Clients.

We have check that the GPO is being applied to the Terminal Server.

Is there a difference on the GPO for Server 2008 Terminal Services.


Thansk

Jim
 
Re: Session Timeout in Server 2008

There may be. I would check the ADM's to see if there is a difference for
that setting. I would also create a new GPO from a 2008 box (or one that
has the updated ADM's) and work with that instead of the old GPO.

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Jeff Pitsch
Microsoft MVP - Terminal Services

"Jim Prendergast" <JimPrendergast@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
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> We have a Server 2008 Terminal server on a Server 2003 AD.
> We have set the Session Timeout in GPO and attached it to the OU TSServer
> in
> which the server resides, but it appears to have no effect on the Session
> Timeout for the Clients.
>
> We have check that the GPO is being applied to the Terminal Server.
>
> Is there a difference on the GPO for Server 2008 Terminal Services.
>
>
> Thansk
>
> Jim
 
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