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 <h1 class="topictitle1">Disconnecting from a remote server</h1>

 <div class="p">To disconnect from a remote server in the Remote Systems
 view, right-click one of the subsystems displayed under your connection
 name
 and select <b>Disconnect</b>, or close the workbench.
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 <p>If you choose to close the workbench in order to disconnect, it
 notifies you of any outstanding communications requests. However, any
 tools
 launched from the workbench that run externally from the Remote System
 Explorer
 communications server, such as an external remote editor, are not
 affected because they
 have their own communication connection.</p>
 <p>You can monitor and change
 the properties of your connection in the Properties view of the Remote
 System
 Explorer perspective. Some values are read-only, and you can change
 others,
 such as the description or the server name. Although each Remote System
 Explorer
 subsystem maintains its own list of properties, three properties
 (connected
 or disconnected, port, and user ID) are shared among all subsystems. If
 you
 change any of these properties in one subsystem, the other subsystems
 reflect
 the change.</p>
 <p>Select a subsystem and check the Properties view to see
 the shared properties for all of your subsystems. For example, the
 Connected
 value is Yes or No for all of your subsystems under one connection. If
 you
 have difficulties connecting and disconnecting from the server, see the
 related link for troubleshooting information.</p>
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	<h1 class="topictitle1">Disconnecting from a remote server</h1>

	<div class="p">To disconnect from a remote server in the Remote Systems
	view, right-click one of the subsystems displayed under your connection
	name
	and select <b>Disconnect</b>, or close the workbench.
	</div>
	<div class="p">
	<p>If you choose to close the workbench in order to disconnect, it
	notifies you of any outstanding communications requests. However, any
	tools
	launched from the workbench that run externally from the Remote System
	Explorer
	communications server, such as an external remote editor, are not
	affected because they
	have their own communication connection.</p>
	<p>You can monitor and change
	the properties of your connection in the Properties view of the Remote
	System
	Explorer perspective. Some values are read-only, and you can change
	others,
	such as the description or the server name. Although each Remote System
	Explorer
	subsystem maintains its own list of properties, three properties
	(connected
	or disconnected, port, and user ID) are shared among all subsystems. If
	you
	change any of these properties in one subsystem, the other subsystems
	reflect
	the change.</p>
	<p>Select a subsystem and check the Properties view to see
	the shared properties for all of your subsystems. For example, the
	Connected
	value is Yes or No for all of your subsystems under one connection. If
	you
	have difficulties connecting and disconnecting from the server, see the
	related link for troubleshooting information.</p>
	</div>
	</div>
	<div role="navigation">
	<p><b class="reltaskshd">Related tasks</b><br/>
	<a href="tbegindelete.html" title="">Deleting a connection</a><br/>
	<br/>
	</p>
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