In daily work we may configure Remote Desktop Connection to the server, there are third-party tools also have Microsoft, such as the server2008 on the implementation of multi-user remote connection.
However, it may also be possible to meet the situation of multi-user remote access on Win 7, we can understand how to set up (for entry level):
First, the basic configuration
Right-click Computer--Properties--Advanced system settings
Select the Remote tab:
Because XP access is available in the working environment, you cannot select
Allow only computers that are running remote desktops that use Network Level authentication to connect (more secure) (N)
(ii) New and selected users
Create a new user, right-click on the computer--manage--local Users and groups--new user (take PC1 for example)
To empower the user Remote Desktop, you can click on the Remote tab under Select User--add
(iii) Multi-user access implementation
Once added, we can only have one user access by default, if we need multi-user access or single-user multi-connection access
We need to modify the Group Policy, start-run (win+r), enter gpedit.msc carriage return, configured as follows:
1, Computer Configuration--Administrative Template--windows component--Remote Desktop services--Remote Desktop Session Host--
Modify the number of restricted connections
2. Modify to restrict Remote Desktop services users to a separate Remote Desktop Services session, to disable, and allow single-user multi-session:
(iv) Modify WIN7 default number of Remote Desktop connections configuration (WIN7 default number of connections is 1, the server has a separate administrative tool to modify the number of Rd, so we use third-party tools)
We have been able to achieve multi-user multi-session access to the Remote Desktop after the modification steps have been completed.
Modify the default number of connections tool see attachment
WINDOW7 Multi-user telnet configuration process