We are using Windows 2000 SV2 in a secured area. We use
this computer for file and print sharing. There are about
20 users that need to be mapped to this computer
simultaneously. I've noticed after trying to map several
people, I get a message that tells me that the maximum
users logged on has been reached. (I'm not looking at the
message so I can't tell you exactly what it said). When I
try to increase the number of users that can be logged on,
the maximum number I can increase to is 10. Is there any
way to get around this so I can have up to 20 users at a
time? Do service packs change the configuration of
windows? Would loading SP4 help any?

Thanks so much,
Ann

no help... win2k pro, like nt4 (non-server), and xp pro, all have a hard
coded 10 user limit. to get more you need the server version of the os.

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> We are using Windows 2000 SV2 in a secured area. We use
> this computer for file and print sharing. There are about
> 20 users that need to be mapped to this computer
> simultaneously. I've noticed after trying to map several
> people, I get a message that tells me that the maximum
> users logged on has been reached. (I'm not looking at the
> message so I can't tell you exactly what it said). When I
> try to increase the number of users that can be logged on,
> the maximum number I can increase to is 10. Is there any
> way to get around this so I can have up to 20 users at a
> time? Do service packs change the configuration of
> windows? Would loading SP4 help any?
>
> Thanks so much,
> Ann