I need to be able to extend amount of time VDIs remain powered on during off-peak hours before shutting them down of no one logged on. By default those seem to power down within 2-3 minutes after they were powered on. I already tried following keys to no avail...
Session Launch and Control
DesktopServer\PrepareSessionConnectionTimeoutSec
DWORD
None (secs)
If set, overrides the configuration from Web Interface for the maximum time allowed before a launch is aborted if a connection from an endpoint client is not received.
DesktopServer\MaxSessionEstablishmentTimeSecs
DWORD
60 (secs)
Time after which a session launch is assumed to have failed by the DDC if no active session has been established on the target machine, or if a disconnected session has not returned to the active state following a reconnect operation.
See also the settings ExtraSpinUpTimeSecs and MaxLaunchRegistrationDelaySec.
DesktopServer\ExtraSpinUpTimeSecs
DWORD
120 (secs)
Additional time to allow for session establishment if the target power-managed VM must be started as part of a session launch.
This value is added to that specified by MaxSessionEstablishmentTimeSecs.
I also tried playing with:
OffPeakBufferSizePercent
OffPeakDisconnectAction
OffPeakDisconnectTimeout
OffPeakExtendedDisconnectAction
OffPeakExtendedDisconnectTimeout
OffPeakLogOffAction
OffPeakLogOffTimeout
Nothing thus far allowed me to keep off-peak VDIs up for about 10 minutes before powering them down.
Am I missing some other undocumented setting that controls how quickly DDC sends power off command to hypervisor when unused VM enters off-peak or peak hours?
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Dmitry Parmit1709152850
I have XD 7.5 with assigned 1 to 1 static VDIs.
I need to be able to extend amount of time VDIs remain powered on during off-peak hours before shutting them down of no one logged on. By default those seem to power down within 2-3 minutes after they were powered on. I already tried following keys to no avail...
Session Launch and Control
DesktopServer\PrepareSessionConnectionTimeoutSec
DWORD
None
(secs)
If set, overrides the configuration from Web Interface for the maximum time allowed before a launch is aborted if a connection from an endpoint client is not received.
DesktopServer\MaxSessionEstablishmentTimeSecs
DWORD
60
(secs)
Time after which a session launch is assumed to have failed by the DDC if no active session has been established on the target machine, or if a disconnected session has not returned to the active state following a reconnect operation.
See also the settings ExtraSpinUpTimeSecs and MaxLaunchRegistrationDelaySec.
DesktopServer\ExtraSpinUpTimeSecs
DWORD
120
(secs)
Additional time to allow for session establishment if the target power-managed VM must be started as part of a session launch.
This value is added to that specified by MaxSessionEstablishmentTimeSecs.
I also tried playing with:
Nothing thus far allowed me to keep off-peak VDIs up for about 10 minutes before powering them down.
Am I missing some other undocumented setting that controls how quickly DDC sends power off command to hypervisor when unused VM enters off-peak or peak hours?
Any thoughts?
Thanks.
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