Have to be configured explicitly disabling unnecessary things from running by default optimizing performance. They also don't have as much Microsoft built-inįeatures and functions enabled by default. More efficient on the same machine with more memory support. Microsoft Server OSes can usually handle more concurrent RDP sessions Non-Server OSes, they leave this Terminal Server RDP-expandedįunctionality not enabled or disabled for that reason. ![]() I've seen others mention in comments, answers, etc. Server access with a cost associated per user or per device CAL as Microsoft sells Server OSes and Client Access Licenses for Terminal To connect to for interacting with, it'll not give you the expected If you do not have more than one of those You to interact with currently existing RDP sessions or activeĬonsole sessions only. Using TeamViewer on Windows will still not allow multiple or concurrent RDP sessions on a Windows non-Server OS. To be able to do it interactively, like I can with Apple's Remote Has been since possibly XP, definitely 7 & continues on 10. To each other, so visual examination from both sides is simple. I am logging to the currently active user. How to stop remote desktop logoff after closing the connectionįor this question above, others have answered and suggested the GPO settings-" idle and disconnected session time limits to unlimited"-to look over and ensure that the user disconnects rather than logoff. I encourage you to read over my answer entirely as there are some gotchas, etc. I'm posting some detail and then a potential solution at the bottom which I've confirmed worked fine in a test/lab environment a while back. A few things after reading your question, some of the comments, and your comments back and forth to and from others.
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