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Hi whiwex,<br />
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any user accounts can log in to numerous sessions, there is no special setting you need... just log in :)
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Hi whiwex,

any user accounts can log in to numerous sessions, there is no special setting you need... just log in :)

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I should rephrase this.<br />
User A logs in using username1.<br />
Then User B logs in using usernam1. User A gets disconnected with a message saying another session using this username was stared. <br />
User B is then setting in the application that user A was running.<br />

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I should rephrase this.
User A logs in using username1.
Then User B logs in using usernam1. User A gets disconnected with a message saying another session using this username was stared.
User B is then setting in the application that user A was running.


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the actualy message i get is<br />
the remote session was disconnected because another user has connnected to the session
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the actualy message i get is
the remote session was disconnected because another user has connnected to the session

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How do you configure a user ID in server 2003 to aloow multiple logins.?<br />
I need several users to use the same login ID and be able to login to a server that is running terminal server.<br />
How do you configure this? 
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How do you configure a user ID in server 2003 to aloow multiple logins.?
I need several users to use the same login ID and be able to login to a server that is running terminal server.
How do you configure this? 

Allow multiple logins in windows server 2003

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).