Server 2012 R2 Standard w/ 2 users RDP in, won't allow administrator to log in on server without knocking...
What can I do so that the administrator can log into the server without knocking off the 2 RDP users?
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windows-server-2012
asked Jan 8 at 18:53
David OMDavid OM
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What can I do so that the administrator can log into the server without knocking off the 2 RDP users?
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windows-server-2012
asked Jan 8 at 18:53
David OMDavid OM
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What can I do so that the administrator can log into the server without knocking off the 2 RDP users?
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windows-server-2012
asked Jan 8 at 18:53
David OMDavid OM
1
What can I do so that the administrator can log into the server without knocking off the 2 RDP users?
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windows-server-2012
windows-server-2012
asked Jan 8 at 18:53
David OMDavid OM
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asked Jan 8 at 18:53
David OMDavid OM
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asked Jan 8 at 18:53
David OMDavid OM
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asked Jan 8 at 18:53
David OMDavid OM
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asked Jan 8 at 18:53
David OMDavid OM
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This is a licensing question: The standard (built-in) terminal services license allows for 2 concurrent connections and is intended for administration tasks only. If an RDP session in this mode to use it as a desktop without administrative intent is legal or not depends on many factors including the jurisdiction.
To allow for more concurrent users and non-administrative tasks, you need to purchase additional licenses and make them known to the licensing services control panel. This will lift the concurrency level to the licensed number.
answered Jan 8 at 19:23
Eugen RieckEugen Rieck
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You can't, as you can no longer RDP to the console session (which is what you used to do in older versions.).
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This is a licensing question: The standard (built-in) terminal services license allows for 2 concurrent connections and is intended for administration tasks only. If an RDP session in this mode to use it as a desktop without administrative intent is legal or not depends on many factors including the jurisdiction.
To allow for more concurrent users and non-administrative tasks, you need to purchase additional licenses and make them known to the licensing services control panel. This will lift the concurrency level to the licensed number.
answered Jan 8 at 19:23
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This is a licensing question: The standard (built-in) terminal services license allows for 2 concurrent connections and is intended for administration tasks only. If an RDP session in this mode to use it as a desktop without administrative intent is legal or not depends on many factors including the jurisdiction.
To allow for more concurrent users and non-administrative tasks, you need to purchase additional licenses and make them known to the licensing services control panel. This will lift the concurrency level to the licensed number.
answered Jan 8 at 19:23
Eugen RieckEugen Rieck
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This is a licensing question: The standard (built-in) terminal services license allows for 2 concurrent connections and is intended for administration tasks only. If an RDP session in this mode to use it as a desktop without administrative intent is legal or not depends on many factors including the jurisdiction.
To allow for more concurrent users and non-administrative tasks, you need to purchase additional licenses and make them known to the licensing services control panel. This will lift the concurrency level to the licensed number.
answered Jan 8 at 19:23
Eugen RieckEugen Rieck
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This is a licensing question: The standard (built-in) terminal services license allows for 2 concurrent connections and is intended for administration tasks only. If an RDP session in this mode to use it as a desktop without administrative intent is legal or not depends on many factors including the jurisdiction.
To allow for more concurrent users and non-administrative tasks, you need to purchase additional licenses and make them known to the licensing services control panel. This will lift the concurrency level to the licensed number.
answered Jan 8 at 19:23
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You can't, as you can no longer RDP to the console session (which is what you used to do in older versions.).
answered Jan 8 at 19:14
djsmiley2kdjsmiley2k
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You can't, as you can no longer RDP to the console session (which is what you used to do in older versions.).
answered Jan 8 at 19:14
djsmiley2kdjsmiley2k
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You can't, as you can no longer RDP to the console session (which is what you used to do in older versions.).
answered Jan 8 at 19:14
djsmiley2kdjsmiley2k
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You can't, as you can no longer RDP to the console session (which is what you used to do in older versions.).
answered Jan 8 at 19:14
djsmiley2kdjsmiley2k
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