Window 2003 enables multiuser remote logins

1. Click Start-To-run, enter Gpedit.msc, open the Group Policy Editor, locate Terminal Services, Windows components, management templates, Computer Configuration, and so on. Modify the properties of the limit connections to the number we need.
Ok My Computer-properties there, the one that allows the user to connect remotely to this computer is selected, and the user who needs to log on to the Remote Desktop is selected.

The user login referred to here refers to the same account login multiple times, in this can set up the same account landing several terminals!

2., click Start, Run, enter TSCC.msc

Click Server Settings on the left-hand window, and in the right window, you can set the following:

Allow multiple users to log in with the same user name: Double-click "Restrict each user to use a session", select "Yes" to limit a user to log in, remove the option (that is, "no") allows multiple users to log in at the same time, allowing multiple users to connect to the same server with the same user name, making the general multi-user

WIN2003 Remote Desktop is built into Terminal Services. The default installation win2003 does not install Terminal Services. You can only support 2 users for remote connections without installing Terminal Services.

The only 2 users allowed to log in here means that only two accounts with different names can be logged in!

If you need

Multiple users to connect requires the "Install Terminal Server" method: Open Control Panel-Select "Add Remove Components"--Select "Add Remove Windows Components"
Configure Terminal Server
Open Start-Programs-Administrative Tools-Terminal Services Configuration
1, configure the maximum number of connections, select the "Network Card" tab (Note that this number is not the larger the better, the larger the system memory consumption, so according to their own needs to leave a certain margin on

YES).
2, configure the client settings (select the "Client Settings" tab) [need to disable Windows printer mapping, LPT port mapping is removed. Check the Disable drive map on the hook]
3. Server Settings
A. Exit is Delete temp folder "Yes"
B. Use temp folder "Yes" for each reply
C. Authorizing "Per user"
d.active desktop "Forbidden"
E. Permission Compatibility "Full mode"
F. Restricting the use of one session per user "Yes"
Enable Remote Desktop
Right-click on my Computer and select "Properties" and select "Remote"
The user will be allowed to connect remotely to this computer on a tick.
Establish a remote user
Right click on my Computer, select "Manage" and select "Local Users and Groups"
Establish several users. and set these users to group as Remote Desktop users
The server side of the Remote Desktop has been configured to complete. You can use the Remote Desktop tool that comes with Windows to connect.

Window 2003 enables multiuser remote logins