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[2016std] save and restore RDP connections
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Ammammata
2021-04-29 13:46:44 UTC
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I'd like to schedule a weekly server reboot, i.e. on sunday morning

since there are always remote users sessions active, even if
"disconnected", with programs running and sometimes documents started but
not saved, I wonder whether there is the option to save all the RDP
statuses, reboot and restore, or this is not possible
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MummyChunk
2024-10-17 00:31:09 UTC
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Post by Ammammata
I'd like to schedule a weekly server reboot, i.e. on sunday mornin
since there are always remote users sessions active, even if
"disconnected", with programs running and sometime
documents started but
Post by Ammammata
not saved, I wonder whether there is the option to save all the RD
statuses, reboot and restore, or this is not possibl
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While there's n
built-in feature in Windows Server 2016 to save and restore RD
sessions directly, there are workarounds. User Profile Disks allo
profiles to be stored on a network share, which helps preserve use
settings and data across reboots, but it doesn't save the exact stat
of open applications

You could also use a PowerShell script to automate the reboot proces
and handle user sessions. Some scripts log off users gracefully befor
rebooting the server. For instance, you could use a script to stop th
computer, wait a bit, and then restart it. Scheduling this scrip
using Task Scheduler to run during off-hours is another option


This is a response to the post seen at
http://www.jlaforums.com/viewtopic.php?p=590781087#59078108

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