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problem with remote desktop into windows 2003

cyr0nk0r

Senior member
I need to know how to enable more than 2 connections using remote desktop without going through terminal services.

The problem I am haveing is, I will connect to the server, but the session will time out thus forceing the remote desktop window to close. Then when I try and log back in it wont allow me becuase I think it still thinks I am still connected.

I know the same is true when I tried mapping the network drive. After the connection froze, I tried logging back in to the drive and it said my computer name was already logged in. How do I allow more connections to the server?

It is a Windows 2003 server OS. I am using XP on my workstation.
 
Remote desktop on 2003 only allows 2 connections. Well actually three, with console 0 (what you see if you are standing in front of the machine). You can also access console 0 over RDP in 2003.

The only way to get more connections is to install Terminal Services (formally known as TS in Application Mode). This requires a TS license server and TS CALs.

You can use the Terminal Services Manager console to close open sessions so that you can log in.
 
Originally posted by: rumptis
just connect to the console using the mstsc /console from start run.
thats what I do. I want console on all connections (not concurrent)
but when the first console session freezes, I have problems loggin back in Thats what I am haveing trouble with.
 
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