We are currently running a proof of concept to migrate from our classic VPN solution to Global Secure Access (Private Access).
Environment
- Devices: All test devices were reset via Autopilot and are Azure AD joined
- OS: Windows 11 24H2 (fully up to date)
- GSA client: Latest version installed
- Connectors: Two Windows Server 2025 VMs, fully up to date, on a dedicated VLAN
Issue
We are testing with 7 users. Each user experiences random Remote Desktop disconnections on a daily basis.
- The behavior is always the same: the RDP client suddenly shows “Attempting to reconnect” as if there was an unexplained network drop.
- We already tried forcing TCP-only mode for RDP (disabling UDP), but this did not resolve the issue.
- We reviewed logs on the client side, the remote PC, and the connector servers, but so far found no relevant errors explaining the disconnections.
Observations
- Some days there are no disconnections at all.
- Other days, users experience 1–4 disconnections per day, at different times, not synchronized across users.
Questions
Can anyone confirm:
- Whether this is a known issue with Global Secure Access (Private Access).
- What additional diagnostics or configuration changes we should apply.
- If there are any workarounds or hotfixes available.
- Could the issue be related to the authentication/refresh token cycle on the GSA client (e.g., if token refresh causes a brief interruption in the session).
Thanks