Exceeded maximum connections error

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Guest

I am trying to log onto a remote server but get the '...exceeded maximum
number of allowed connections' error message. I haven't tried to log onto
this machine for over a month and i'm pretty certain no-one else has either.
If there were old sessions shouldn't they have timed-out by now? I don't have
any other method to access this server so is there anything I can do?

Thanks
 
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Vera Noest [MVP]

Did you configure a time-out limit on disconnected sessions? By
default, there is none.
This could also be a problem with server CALs (not TS CALs).

You could try to remote kill any disconnected sessions.

243202 - Windows 2000 Terminal Services Session Management Tools
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=243202
 

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