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• End a disconnected session – A session can become disconnected under three major conditions: a user chooses the disconnect option to keep all current applications and data available, a user closes the Terminal Services client, or the Terminal Services client abnormally ends. In any case, this setting determines how long the user session will stay active. Generally, this setting should be as short in duration as possible to limit the possibility that a malicious user could manipulate the user data active within the disconnected session. In addition, the short duration limits the performance overhead on the server. Three hours is a recommended limit. [Default: Never]
• Active session limit – This setting limits the amount of time a user can actively use the Terminal Server. Used in conjunction with the When session limit is reached or connection is broken and the End a disconnected session settings, after this time period has elapsed, a new session connection and login is required. Setting this limit to 1 day ensures that every user must follow the login process daily. [Default: Never]
• Idle session limit – An idle session is one in which the connection is active; however, the user has not given the Terminal Server input for the stated duration of time. This setting instructs Terminal Services to disconnect or end the session after the stated time limit. Similar to the disconnected session limit, the idle session limit should be a short amount of time. An idle session can occur when a legitimate user has walked away from his/her computer, so it is also important to use a short time limit. The recommended setting is 15 minutes or fewer. [Default: Never]
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