Talk about Windows Server 2008 Account Management experience

Compared with the traditional operating system, the Windows Server 2008 system is powerful and comprehensive, which not only shows that the system has added several security functions, but also has improved and perfected the traditional functions. This does not appear to be a very common user account management feature, which is unique in the Windows Server 2008 system Environment! Now, this article delves into the potential of account management for Windows Server 2008 systems, and I hope that friends will benefit from it!

1, beware of the terminal account illegal occupy position

To facilitate communication with Windows Server 2008 systems, many network administrators have Terminal Services enabled, allowing specific users to access or administer the system using a remote terminal account; However, attempting to remotely access Windows Server through Terminal Services functionality 2008 system in the process, we sometimes encounter a remote terminal connection exceeding the specified number of fault phenomenon; many people think that this symptom is not properly set up the maximum number of concurrent connections to the Windows Server 2008 Terminal Server System, as long as the value is set slightly larger, Can effectively avoid this failure phenomenon. However, when the network administrator attempts to enter the Windows Server 2008 Terminal Server System Configuration dialog box, the maximum number of concurrent connections is modified more, the system screen may still have remote terminal connection exceeding the specified number of symptoms, what is the reason why? What measures should we take to avoid this malfunction?

This symptom is likely to be a placeholder for many remote connection accounts in the Windows Server 2008 Terminal Server system, forcing subsequent terminal connection accounts to successfully establish terminal connections to the Windows Server 2008 system. To prevent the end account from being illegally occupied, we can set the Terminal Services configuration parameters for the Windows Server 2008 system by following these steps:

First, open the Windows Server 2008 System Start menu, click Programs/Administrative Tools/Server Manager commands, and open the Server Manager console window for the corresponding system;

Second, in the left position of the console window, expand the configuration, local Users and Groups, user branch options, locate the target Terminal Connection account on the right side of the User branch option, right-click the Account option, and open the Properties Settings window for the target Terminal Connection account.

Then click the Sessions tab in the Settings window, open the Option Settings page shown in Figure 1, click the Drop-down button at the "Idle session Limit" position of the page, and select an appropriate value from the pop-up Drop-down list, for example, where we select the idle session limit parameter to 10 minutes; When the session limit is reached, or when the connection is interrupted, select the disconnect from session item, and then click the OK button to end the parameter setup action above. As a result, the Terminal Server system will assume that the terminal connection is suspected of being illegal when the terminal connection is established after a terminal connection with the Windows Server 2008 system in the future. It immediately disconnects the session connection between it and the Terminal Server system, so when other end users try to connect to the Windows Server 2008 system, it is less likely that the remote terminal connection exceeds the specified number of symptoms.