Windows XP is limited to one interactive user (whether at the console
or using Remote Desktop).
Windows 2000 Server - Terminal Server in Remote Administration mode
and Windows 2003 Server Remote Desktop are limited to 3 concurrent
sessions (2 independent via remote desktop and 1 console session also
accessible via remote desktop).
The XP limit is a hard limit without using third party software that
hacks the Terminal Services components.
Windows 2000 & 2003 Server offers full Terminal Services allowing
multiple users limited only by how many CALs you purchase.
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Jeffrey Randow (Network MVP)
I cannot log on into the third connection as admin/console. It always logs
in as standard session. I am the administrator. I have tried mstsc
/v:servername /console I have tried mstsc -console & mstsc /console
all the same result. Not sure if its related, in the system window I
cannot turn remote access off, the check box is grayed out.
I cannot log on into the third connection as admin/console. It
always logs in as standard session. I am the administrator. I
have tried mstsc /v:servername /console I have tried mstsc
-console & mstsc /console all the same result. Not sure if its
related, in the system window I cannot turn remote access off,
the check box is grayed out.
I think version RDC 6.06 in windows vista pro. My server is server 2003.
I tried something I saw in anther thread mstsc /admin and it worked, but not
sure if that creates other issues.
I cannot log on into the third connection as admin/console. It
always logs in as standard session. I am the administrator. I
have tried mstsc /v:servername /console I have tried mstsc
-console & mstsc /console all the same result. Not sure if its
related, in the system window I cannot turn remote access off,
the check box is grayed out.
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