Cris
Tue May 10 17:52:25 CDT 2005
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you cannot increase the number of connections
You can force the session to logoff after a period of time.
Administrative Tools > Terminal Services Configuration
Click on the Connections Folder
Right click on the Connection in the right window and chosse properties
Click on the sessions tab
Configure as necessary
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Cris Hanna [SBS-MVP]
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<jonathanthio@yahoo.com.sg> wrote in message =
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Hi I tried to login to my server and have this problem:
terminal server has exceeded the maximum number of allowed connections
Now, what happen is I know I am limited to 2 connections.
However, if I disconnect a remote desktop connection (RDC), I can
always login again with no problem. The new RDC will simply log me in
to my last session. It activates passive session, or things like that.
If I do not disconnect the RDC and just leave it there, there will be =
a
minimized RDC window in my client. I can just click on it, and login
again. It activates the passive session.
One day, there is no minimized RDC windows, and when I start a new =
one,
I got the error message: terminal server has exceeded the maximum
number of allowed connections
How can that happen?
Is there a way to increase the number of maximum connection allowed to
more than 2?
Also is there a way to automatically disconnect after a few hours? =
What
I mean is automatically disconnect, NOT automatically log of. You see,
the server is used to run many programs that run for days.
Thanks,
Jonathan
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