Windows Server 2008 modifies the number of Remote Desktop connections

Windows Server 2008 R2 is installed, you are now connected remotely, you have Remote Desktop Connection on the server open, and you use Administrator remote logins. Windows Server 2008 allows only one connection by default. Default one account maximum 2 connections.

Two computers are required for connection. The default configuration under Windows Server 2008 adjustment.

To turn on Remote Desktop Connection:
Computer---Properties---remote settings---Check "Allow computer connections to run any version of Remote Desktop (less secure)"
Sometimes our Windows Server 2008 server requires multiple administrators to log in at the same time, then we need to modify the number of Remote Desktop connections, the specific modification methods are as follows:
Windows Server 2008 Sets the maximum number of Remote Desktop connections

The number of default Remote Desktop connections for the system is 1. Control Panel---Category Select Small icon---Administrative tools---Remote Desktop Services---Remote Desktop Session Host Settings---Remove the "limit per user to one session" check out,

Then double-click the rdp-tcp in the connection---network adapter-the maximum number of connections is modified to 2 at this time, the number of Remote Desktop connections is set to 2.

Here's how to adjust the settings for more than 2 connections: To install Terminal Server.

1. Select Group Policy in the right key of my computer.

2. In Group Policy, limit the number of connections in the computer Configuration \ policies \ Administrative Templates \ Windows Components \ Remote Desktop Services \ Remote Desktop Session Host \ Connection.

3. It seems that the above two steps have been made, generally speaking. But most people are not adding Remote Desktop services to their roles. Therefore, you cannot connect more than two users at the same time.

The following is a role to add to the server. In My Computer right button to choose Management, add a Remote Desktop role in the role, the next step, and then reboot OK. This is very important ~ ~