Hi Paul,
are youre RDP session live in the same subnet ( your client, haproxy
server and the RDP servers ) ? Are you passing by a firewall at some
point which would timout youre sessions ?
Bye
ByeDickson, Paul a écrit :
I’m still battling with it dropping connections. After monstrously
increasing(went from 50000 to 10000000) my timeout settings for client
and server per the example conf file someone here sent me, it much
improved but eventually did still timeout and drop the session. I
don’t need terminal services sessions to time out because the terminal
servers handle this and drop the connection themselves.
I set client and server to 0(zero) in hopes that would mean never
timeout. When starting HAProxy with the –V switch I get a warning
about that setting and how I should change it, but it doesn’t tell me
if that means it will never timeout or something else. Can someone
shed some light on this?
If I were using HAProxy at the current time for http I’d certainly
have a time out, but as I said, terminal services handles that so I
don’t want haproxy stepping on it’s toes.
Any info is much appreciated!
-Paul
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