Hello, I have a remote client that loses his wireless connection often. He's on a portable device that moves around a lot. What happens is when he loses the connection the session stays open on the server. When the connection comes back and he reconnects he 'sometimes' gets the same session. The application he's running only allows a user to be logged into one computer at a time. When the new session starts, the programs see it as a different computer and won't let him log back in.
What I'm trying to figure out is how to make sure he always get logs back into the open session. Other people have said that it's because he's logging back in to quick and the remote desktop host didn't have time see that's he's disconnected, but there have been situations where that user has left the session running over night, after getting disconnected, and still get's a new session.
Another part of the problem is that if I were to some how automatically close the session after the user lost connection, the programs that he was running still shows him as logged into in that computer/session id. For example if I were to end his session, the program never has a chance to call home to say this user is logging out. Now less he happens to get the same session id he can't log back into the program. I have to going in that program and manually tell it he's logged out. So it seems closing the disconnected session isn't a good way to do it, because it would still require human intervention.
