Specifications

2X VirtualDesktopServer General Terminal Services Configuration • 48
MS Terminal Server settings
With Terminal Services Configuration, you can reconfigure the properties of
the RDP-TCP connection, which includes limiting the amount of time client
sessions can remain active on the server, setting protection levels for
encryption, and selecting which permissions you want users and groups to
have. Some connection properties can also be configured on a per-user basis
using Terminal Services Group Policies or the Terminal Services extension to
Local Users and Groups. For example, you can set different session time
limits for each user when you use the Terminal Services extension to Local
Users and Groups. Using Terminal Services Configuration, you can only set
session time limits on a per-connection basis, which means the same time
limit applies to all users who log on to the server using the connection.
Launch “Terminal Services Configuration” from the Administrative Tools
Submenu (in the Start menu).
Figure 45 - Configuring Terminal Services Connections
Restrict each user to one session
To conserve server resources and simplify reconnecting to disconnected
sessions, you can restrict each user to a single session. To change this
attribute select “Server Settings” and double-click the ‘Restrict each user to
one session’ option. Ticking the check box in the resulting dialog will enable
the restriction, and therefore enable reconnections to previously-disconnected
user sessions. This feature is configurable in the “Load Balancing” page in the
2X VirtualDesktopServer.