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Description of problem: RDP session disconnected unexpectedly Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Remmina RDP client 0.9.3 Windows 7 x86 virtual machine running on standard quemu-kvm 0.14.0 (default nat network) How reproducible: Connect to windows remote desktop from host. After some time of work you can be unexpectedly disconnected. You can reconnect and continue to work, but anyway this is quite annoying. The interval between disconnect absolutely random (from few seconds to few hours) and I can't understand cause of disconnects. Additional info: I save full tcpdump from some time when RDP session was established already to the disconnect event. Hope it helps.
Created attachment 512829 [details] full tcpdump part1
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