Overview
The Linux VDA supports idle times for controlling how long a HDX session can be idle can, before it is disconnected, and separate timer for controlling how long can remain separate ends a session before. If an idle timer expires for a session, since no user interaction with this session, the user will receive a warning message informing them that they will be separated in five minutes.
This timer is not enabled by default, which means sessions can remain idle or disconnected state indefinitely.
Today we will talk about how to enable, configure, and disable idle / disconnect timer on the Linux VDA.
[1945001Anleitung]Ask a Idle Timeout
to an idle timeout with the following command:
sudo / usr / local / bin / update ctxreg -k "HKLM / system / CurrentControlSet / Control / Citrix / WinStations / tcp" -v "MaxIdleTime" -d The timeout value is specified in minutes , indicates how long a session can remain empty before the user sees the warning message. The session will be disconnected five minutes after this. The five-minute warning interval is not configurable
. NOTE:. This change will not affect any existing sessions, created only after those
Ask a disconnect timeout
You can release timeout issue the following command:
sudo / usr / local / bin / ctxreg update -k "HKLM / system / CurrentControlSet / Control / Citrix / WinStations / tcp" -v "MaxDisconnectionTime" -d , the timeout value is specified in minutes, indicates how long the session before remain separate completed.
. NOTE: This change will not affect existing sessions, and only after those created
disable idle and disconnect Timer
either disable this timer, set its timeout values to 0.
sudo / usr / local / bin / ctxreg update -k "HKLM / system / CurrentControlSet / Control / Citrix / WinStations / tcp" -v "MaxIdleTime" -d 0 sudo / usr / local / bin / ctxreg update -k "HKLM / system / CurrentControlSet / Control / Citrix / WinStations / tcp" -v "MaxDisconnectionTime" -d 0
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