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Last post 01-05-2009 5:41 AM by jula. 3 replies.

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  • 01-04-2009, 12:46 AM

    • jula
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    how can i keep live session continuosly from a local host using RDP

    hi all
    am accessing my dedicated server using RDP.
    after opening the dedicated machine using RDP, opening my applications in that server.after that instead of logoff i just closed the connection.

    when i open default.rdp from my documents folder, i can see all the opened application in dedicated server.

    but if repeat the above step after 2 minutes rdp opening the new session to the dedicated machine.

    how can i keep live session continuosly from a local host???

  • 01-04-2009, 6:19 AM In reply to

    Re: how can i keep live session continuosly from a local host using RDP

    It should save your current state you leave it in. B ut check you settings

    http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc759024.aspx

  • 01-04-2009, 12:53 PM In reply to

    Re: how can i keep live session continuosly from a local host using RDP

    Hi,

    If I understand you correctly then you want to maintain an RDP session to a remote server without being disconnected - if that's the case then you simply need to connect to the remote server using the /console switch, i.e mstsc /console

    Regards, 

    Paul Lynch | www.iisadmin.co.uk
  • 01-05-2009, 5:41 AM In reply to

    • jula
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    Re: how can i keep live session continuosly from a local host using RDP

    wt u said is rgt...i accepted that...now am working like that,....but i dont want to open that rdp session in my local host..local host  is using by other users...by mistake if they closed rdp pblms will raise...so without logging off just i want to close the remote session....and want to enter in to the same session at any time....
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