Only 2 Connections Allowed on SBS, Why?
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From: Dr. Hopkins on 31 Jan 2006 20:51 Any information regarding this subject would be greatly appreciated. I am running W2K3 SBS @ work. This server runs and manages several programs that I use for my office. My problem is that I can only have 2 users logged onto the system at any one time. I can go into the RDP-tcp properties panel and there is a place to change the number of connections that are allowed. Unfortunately, I am limited to a max of two connection (I should be able to have 5 simultaneous connections). There is a message at the bottom of the RDP-tcp properties panel that states the following: This server is configured in the default remote desktop mode for Remote Administration, which allows a maximum of two simultaneous remote connections. Please Help! Mike -- Michael Hopkins DC
From: Roger Crawford on 1 Feb 2006 01:41 This is for Admin purposes only on the Small Business Server 2003 there is no more Terminal Services Application Mode on SBS 2003. You have to have a second server to run the Terminal Services on. Roger Crawford HTS "Dr. Hopkins" <DrHopkins(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:3B65FBCC-A6E0-43B5-9D65-0D299BC03931(a)microsoft.com... > Any information regarding this subject would be greatly appreciated. I am > running W2K3 SBS @ work. This server runs and manages several programs > that > I use for my office. My problem is that I can only have 2 users logged > onto > the system at any one time. I can go into the RDP-tcp properties panel > and > there is a place to change the number of connections that are allowed. > Unfortunately, I am limited to a max of two connection (I should be able > to > have 5 simultaneous connections). There is a message at the bottom of the > RDP-tcp properties panel that states the following: > This server is configured in the default remote desktop mode for Remote > Administration, which allows a maximum of two simultaneous remote > connections. > > Please Help! > > Mike > -- > Michael Hopkins DC
From: Jeff Pitsch [MVP] on 1 Feb 2006 09:52 The two connections are for admin purposes only. It violates the license agreement to have users using those connections as terminal services connections to run applications. Jeff Pitsch Microsoft MVP - Terminal Services http://www.sbcgatekeeper.com Your Terminal Services Security Website "Dr. Hopkins" <DrHopkins(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:3B65FBCC-A6E0-43B5-9D65-0D299BC03931(a)microsoft.com... > Any information regarding this subject would be greatly appreciated. I am > running W2K3 SBS @ work. This server runs and manages several programs > that > I use for my office. My problem is that I can only have 2 users logged > onto > the system at any one time. I can go into the RDP-tcp properties panel > and > there is a place to change the number of connections that are allowed. > Unfortunately, I am limited to a max of two connection (I should be able > to > have 5 simultaneous connections). There is a message at the bottom of the > RDP-tcp properties panel that states the following: > This server is configured in the default remote desktop mode for Remote > Administration, which allows a maximum of two simultaneous remote > connections. > > Please Help! > > Mike > -- > Michael Hopkins DC
From: Dr. Hopkins on 1 Feb 2006 16:56 Is there a way to have more than 2 remote desktop connections to my SBS? -- Michael Hopkins DC "Jeff Pitsch [MVP]" wrote: > The two connections are for admin purposes only. It violates the license > agreement to have users using those connections as terminal services > connections to run applications. > > Jeff Pitsch > Microsoft MVP - Terminal Services > http://www.sbcgatekeeper.com > Your Terminal Services Security Website > > "Dr. Hopkins" <DrHopkins(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:3B65FBCC-A6E0-43B5-9D65-0D299BC03931(a)microsoft.com... > > Any information regarding this subject would be greatly appreciated. I am > > running W2K3 SBS @ work. This server runs and manages several programs > > that > > I use for my office. My problem is that I can only have 2 users logged > > onto > > the system at any one time. I can go into the RDP-tcp properties panel > > and > > there is a place to change the number of connections that are allowed. > > Unfortunately, I am limited to a max of two connection (I should be able > > to > > have 5 simultaneous connections). There is a message at the bottom of the > > RDP-tcp properties panel that states the following: > > This server is configured in the default remote desktop mode for Remote > > Administration, which allows a maximum of two simultaneous remote > > connections. > > > > Please Help! > > > > Mike > > -- > > Michael Hopkins DC > > >
From: Roger Crawford on 1 Feb 2006 21:26 No you are limited to 2 unless you get another server to run Terminal Services on. Roger Crawford HTS "Dr. Hopkins" <DrHopkins(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:2102B3B0-4187-4F69-94EA-9462950D9BC1(a)microsoft.com... > Is there a way to have more than 2 remote desktop connections to my SBS? > -- > Michael Hopkins DC > > > "Jeff Pitsch [MVP]" wrote: > >> The two connections are for admin purposes only. It violates the license >> agreement to have users using those connections as terminal services >> connections to run applications. >> >> Jeff Pitsch >> Microsoft MVP - Terminal Services >> http://www.sbcgatekeeper.com >> Your Terminal Services Security Website >> >> "Dr. Hopkins" <DrHopkins(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:3B65FBCC-A6E0-43B5-9D65-0D299BC03931(a)microsoft.com... >> > Any information regarding this subject would be greatly appreciated. I >> > am >> > running W2K3 SBS @ work. This server runs and manages several programs >> > that >> > I use for my office. My problem is that I can only have 2 users logged >> > onto >> > the system at any one time. I can go into the RDP-tcp properties panel >> > and >> > there is a place to change the number of connections that are allowed. >> > Unfortunately, I am limited to a max of two connection (I should be >> > able >> > to >> > have 5 simultaneous connections). There is a message at the bottom of >> > the >> > RDP-tcp properties panel that states the following: >> > This server is configured in the default remote desktop mode for Remote >> > Administration, which allows a maximum of two simultaneous remote >> > connections. >> > >> > Please Help! >> > >> > Mike >> > -- >> > Michael Hopkins DC >> >> >>
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