How to control the idle time of remote hosts through group policy to automatically disconnect and log out

Background:

The server that joins the domain is logged in by multiple people, and no operation will take up server resources after login, so it needs to be controlled in the domain policy.

Location of the control policy:

These three options match perfectly:

Let's start with:

1. Set the time limit for the call back of the remote Desktop service for which the activity sheet is idle: if you do not operate the remote Desktop for a long time, the session is disconnected, but the session is not logged out.

two。 Set the time limit for interrupted sessions: that is, after setting a period of interrupted sessions, you can remotely access the screen of the current interrupted session.

3. Terminate the session when the time limit is reached:

Specifies whether to terminate a timed-out remote Desktop service session instead of disconnecting it.

Use this setting to instruct the remote Desktop service to terminate an active or idle session after it reaches the time limit (that is, log out of the user and delete the session from the server). By default, the remote Desktop service disconnects sessions that reach the time limit.