Ammammata wrote:
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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While there's no
built-in feature in Windows Server 2016 to save and restore RDP
sessions directly, there are workarounds. User Profile Disks allow
profiles to be stored on a network share, which helps preserve user
settings and data across reboots, but it doesn't save the exact state
of open applications.
You could also use a PowerShell script to automate the reboot process
and handle user sessions. Some scripts log off users gracefully before rebooting the server. For instance, you could use a script to stop the computer, wait a bit, and then restart it. Scheduling this script
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#590781087
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