Specify Terminal Services settings
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Terminal Services details
In an environment using Terminal Server or Citrix, Active Directory user
accounts require a few additional settings for correct operation, such as
settings for the additional TS profile and home directory, and several specific
settings such as connection preferences and timout settings.
- Profile path: The Terminal Services Profile path.
The profile is a roaming or mandatory user profile for use when the user
logs on to a Terminal server. Using this setting you can specify both
roaming and mandatory profiles.
- Home directory: The Terminal Services home directory.
Each user on a Terminal server should have a unique home directory to
ensure that application information is stored separately for each user
in a multi-user environment.
- Home directory drive: The Terminal Services home directory
drive, as used for client drive mappings in the Windows explorer.
- Allow logon to Terminal Server: Specifies whether
the user is permitted to log on to the Terminal server.
- End disconnected session (seconds): Sets the maximum
time that a disconnected session remains active on the service.
- Active session limit (seconds): Sets the maximum duration
for sessions in seconds.
- Idle session limit (seconds): Sets the maximum idle
time in seconds allowed before the session is disconnected or reset.
- Disconnect on connection broken - time-out: Disconnect
the client when the connection to the server is broken for any reason,
including a request, connection or session limit breach.
- Allow reconnection from any client: Specified that
Terminal Services allows reconnection to a disconnected session from
any computer. This option is supported only for Citrix ICA-based clients
that provide a serial number when connecting.
- User can specify initial program: Specified whether
the user can start any program.
- Logon program: The path and file name of the application
that you want to start when the user logs on to the Terminal server.
- Logon program working directory: The working directory
for the application you have configured to start on the Terminal
server.
- Connect client drives at logon: Optional for Citrix
ICA-based clients only, specified whether to automatically reconnect
to mapped client drives.
- Connect client printers at logon: Specifies whether
to automatically reconnect to mapped client printers.
- Default to main client printer: Specifies whether
to automatically print to the client's default printer.
- Remote control: Specifies the level to control or
observe a user's session. Leaving this value blank will result in remote
control functionality being disabled.
- Callback enabled: Specifies whether the Terminal Server
callback function is enabled.
- Fixed callback phone number: Enable this property
if you want Terminal Server to callback using a default fixed phone number.
- Callback phone number: Specifies the default Terminal
Server callback number. Works in combination with the fixed callback
phone number attribute.
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