Practice question 139 of 180 · medium
An RDS policy already sets an idle-session limit of 15 minutes. At expiry, users are disconnected but their applications and profile attachments remain. The requirement is to sign users out when that idle limit is reached. Which additional policy should be enabled?
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- Enable End session when time limits are reached.
End session when time limits are reached changes the applicable timed-out session behavior from disconnect to end-session. Ending the session signs the user out and closes applications. Option explanations: A. Disable all disconnected-session limits.: Removing disconnected-session limits does not make the existing idle expiry sign the user out. B. Keep the idle limit and change only the client’s window-close behavior.: Client window handling does not change server policy when the idle timer expires. C. Set a longer active-session limit.: An active-session duration limit does not change the specified idle-limit expiry behavior. D. Enable End session when time limits are reached.: This makes reaching the configured time limit end the session instead of merely disconnecting it. Sources: Policy CSP: Terminal Server session time limits — https://learn.microsoft.com/windows/client-management/mdm/policy-csp-admx-terminalserver; Create a scaling plan: configure a time limit policy — https://learn.microsoft.com/azure/virtual-desktop/autoscale-create-assign-scaling-plan#configure-a-time-limit-policy
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