Configure remote connection to a user in Windows Server 2000

Windows Server 2000 has never been used. Fortunately, Windows Server 2003 is still used. I found out how to add a new user on the Internet. After adding a user to the server, I directly used the user to log on to the server remotely, I suddenly remembered that there was a list of users connected to the Remote Desktop. Why did I suddenly get bored.

After searching for half a day in the control panel of the system, the Remote Desktop cannot be connected to the user management location, I always remember that there is a "remote" tab in the "right-click" menu on my computer on XP "> attribute, and the remote connection user can be set in it. Unfortunately, it was not found in Windows Server 2000.

Someone asked the same question on csdn later. One of the replies is that we recommend that you use "TSCC. MSC "suggestion, I run this in Windows Server 2000, and I saw a somewhat familiar remote connection to the user management window.

The original csdn post in this place: http://topic.csdn.net/u/20070807/09/6bbfdfbd-6c00-4101-9132-598f866f1f8d.html

I have explained the TSCC. MSCArticle, First recorded here: http://blog.163.com/lipeng_2291/blog/static/11432829820096224534067/