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First and foremost, hello all! I'm new to the forum and it looks like there is a great wealth of knowledge here! Thanks in advance for all your help! Now.. onto the vexing issue I'm having..
I work for a large corporation and we maintain quite a large number of machines across the country. As some machines are left unused, they drop out of AD, and every so often I go in and remove accounts and shut the machines down so they basically unusable unless you have the admin account to boot them back up. The problem I'm having is that when I RDP into the machines, I can only stay connected for about 30 seconds or so, and the remote machine stops pinging and my session drops. The remote machine does NOT reboot or crash, it just stops pinging. After about 20-25 minutes, I can reconnect to it, and get about another 30 seconds or so, but the same thing happens again. When I do reconnect, all my previous windows are still open and the uptime has not reset.
Also, I thought it might be a security issue, so I tried disabling Symantec as soon as I get in, but that makes no difference. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
Dave
I work for a large corporation and we maintain quite a large number of machines across the country. As some machines are left unused, they drop out of AD, and every so often I go in and remove accounts and shut the machines down so they basically unusable unless you have the admin account to boot them back up. The problem I'm having is that when I RDP into the machines, I can only stay connected for about 30 seconds or so, and the remote machine stops pinging and my session drops. The remote machine does NOT reboot or crash, it just stops pinging. After about 20-25 minutes, I can reconnect to it, and get about another 30 seconds or so, but the same thing happens again. When I do reconnect, all my previous windows are still open and the uptime has not reset.
Also, I thought it might be a security issue, so I tried disabling Symantec as soon as I get in, but that makes no difference. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
Dave