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I've never seen a problem with this - I've always been able to logon multiple times with the same user ID. &nbsp;
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I've never seen a problem with this - I've always been able to logon multiple times with the same user ID.  

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It is definitely not working on my server (which is a Win 2003 DC and TS).
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It is definitely not working on my server (which is a Win 2003 DC and TS).

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If two people login to a Win 2003 terminal server using the same login id (say rduser), the TS server disconnects the first session since the user is already logged in.<br />
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What setting will allow for the same login Id to be used multiple times for TS login?<br />
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(I realize it is bad practice, this is for my knowledge).<br />
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If two people login to a Win 2003 terminal server using the same login id (say rduser), the TS server disconnects the first session since the user is already logged in.
  
What setting will allow for the same login Id to be used multiple times for TS login?

(I realize it is bad practice, this is for my knowledge).




Terminal Services - Allowing Multiple Sessions With One Login Id.

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