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How to adjust time lenght for remotely logging onto windows 2000 server for

thebourke · 2012-12-12 11:52:25

i am remotely logged onto a windows 2000 server.However it logs me of remotely after a certain period of time.does anyone know where in windows 2000 server i can adjust the lenght of time i can be remotely logged on to that server for?

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12-12-2012 12:52pm

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thebourke

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i am remotely logged onto a windows 2000 server.However it logs me of remotely after a certain period of time.does anyone know where in windows 2000 server i can adjust the lenght of time i can be remotely logged on to that server for?

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#2 12-12-2012 12:56pm
seamus

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Start > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Terminal Services Configuration

In the Connections folder, double-click on the connection, and the settings for this is in the "Sessions" tab.

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#3 12-12-2012 1:12pm
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thanks Seamus.i found it...

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#4 16-12-2012 1:34pm
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Also note that this is a key that can be changed in the global policy so if this computer is part of a domain and they have a policy set it will override the local option causing it not to work properly or as you expected.

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