There are many ways to solve this, if you need to log on to the server immediately, the easiest way is:
Copy Code code as follows:
Start--run input: mstsc/console/v:192.168.12.241:3389
Why: When you log on to a terminal server with a Remote Desktop link, you often experience a "terminal server exceeding the maximum number of allowed links" error that causes a failure to log on to the terminal server properly. This problem is caused by the fact that the default number of links to Terminal Services is 2 links, and that when you log on to Remote Desktop, if you do not exit by logging off, Instead of simply shutting down the Remote Desktop window, the conversation is not released, but continues to remain on the server side, which takes up the total number of links, which appears when the number reaches the maximum allowable value. How to avoid it?
Start--Running--gpedit.msc Computer Configuration--Managing Templates--windows components--Terminal Services
1. Modify Terminal Services
2. Increase the maximum number of links
3. Change the remote terminal mode (this one is not recommended for configuration)
Remote exceeds maximum number of connections
Run: services.msc, enable License logging.
Open Licensing in Win2k3 's Control Panel, click Add License, and enter the number of connections you want to change.
Don't forget to close License Logging when you are finished adding.
Start-run-gpedit.msc-Computer Configuration-Administrative Templates-windows components-Terminal Services-sessions
Right window select Set time limit for disconnected sessions-select enabled, select a time
Small tips:
For personal use, you can create a user for each person, and exit with a logout rather than a direct shutdown method.
