Which session feature determines how long a disconnected session remains available to support roaming reconnects?

Which session feature determines how long a disconnected session remains available to support roaming reconnects?

• A. Session Pre-launch
• B. Session Lingering
• C. Session Timeout
• D. Session Reliability

Answer: (B)

Lingering is the setting that defines the grace period after a user disconnects, during which the session remains on the host so the user can reconnect from another device and resume the same session. This roaming reconnect capability relies on lingering because it sets how long that disconnected session stays available before being cleaned up. If the linger time is, for example, 20 minutes, you can reconnect within that window and continue where you left off; after it expires, the session ends and a new session would be started. Other options focus on starting apps in advance (pre-launch), closing idle or disconnected sessions after a timeout, or maintaining the connection through network issues, but they don’t control the duration the disconnected session remains available for roaming reconnects.

Lingering is the setting that defines the grace period after a user disconnects, during which the session remains on the host so the user can reconnect from another device and resume the same session. This roaming reconnect capability relies on lingering because it sets how long that disconnected session stays available before being cleaned up. If the linger time is, for example, 20 minutes, you can reconnect within that window and continue where you left off; after it expires, the session ends and a new session would be started. Other options focus on starting apps in advance (pre-launch), closing idle or disconnected sessions after a timeout, or maintaining the connection through network issues, but they don’t control the duration the disconnected session remains available for roaming reconnects.