In the Win2003 system remote desktop set multi-connection number method

WIN2003 when using remote desktop login, a machine allows only 3 users to log in at the same time by default. This is very inconvenient. We can modify the number of WIN2003 remote desktop connections, you can set more than 3 remote desktops.

1: Start Terminal Services: Enter gpedit.msc in "Run" and press Enter. Select "Computer Configuration"——"Administrative Template&"—— "Windows Components"——"Terminal Services", set the number of "restricted connections" to "started", the maximum number of connections is set to 100, and the user is allowed to use Terminal Services remotely Connect "Set to "Started".

2: Install Terminal Server: First open "Control Panel"—— find "Add/Remove Programs&&;—— "Add/Remove windows components", after seeing the WINDOWS component wizard, pull down to the bottom, second, check in the "Terminal Services" and "Terminal Services Authorization" and select Next.

3: Select “ relaxed security mode & rdquo;, go to the next step.

4: Select “ I will specify the license server (I) within 120 days, go to the next step

5: Select “ Per User Authorization Mode & rdquo;, go to the next step

6: Select Next, complete the installation, restart the computer.

7: Select: "Start"---"Program"---"Administrative Tools" ----"Terminal Service Configuration"——“Server Settings”

8: Double-click "Restrict each user to use one session" to restrict each user to use A session>checked: otherwise there may be a logged in user.

9: Select: "Start"---"Program"---"Administrative Tools"----"Terminal Service Configuration&"——“Connect & rdquo;, dual machine "RDP-Tcp", select "ldquo; session" in the pop-up dialog box, select “ end disconnected session & rdquo; for 1 minute:

The following operations can be ignored:

10: Connect to the machine using 3 remote desktops. To enter the user name and password, log in and test whether the connection is successful. Only 2 can be connected by default.

(11): Create a remote desktop connection, enter the username and password, and save as test.rdp.

(12): Create a new batch file test with the following code:

Here is the code snippet: FOR /L %%i IN (1,1,%1) DO start /b mstsc test.rdp

Run the batch file in the command line window: test 3, 3 represents the number of remote desktop connections opened