What if the Win7 remote prompt Terminal Server exceeds the maximum allowable connection?

What if the Win7 remote prompt Terminal Server exceeds the maximum allowable connection?

Reason Analysis:

This problem is caused by the fact that the default number of links to Terminal Services is 2 links. And when you log on to Remote Desktop instead of logging out, instead of simply shutting down the Remote Desktop window, the conversation is not released, but it remains on the server side, which takes up the total number of links. When this number reaches the maximum allowable value, the terminal server exceeds the maximum allowable connection and the server refuses to connect.

Workaround:

1, under the local computer Win7, press the win+r to call up the operation, and then enter: Mstsc/admin carriage return;

2, then will appear the Remote Desktop Connection interface, we press the normal login can force connect to the remote server.

3, login to the server, we also need to "card in" the connection between the server to eliminate, open the Server Task Manager, in the "User" column for several users to log off, the following figure for example, small series has been written off! (Ease of note in Task Manager does not affect the server)

4, then we will be able to log in normally.