Experts share the skills of remote multi-user login Win2008

As a server operating system, win2008 is inevitable for remote login operation. In fact, many win2008 should be commonplace, but it is not a simple matter to perform remote multi-user login in win2008 system. How to complete such a powerful operation in win2008, look at it with your eyes wide open.

First of all, you need to enable Remote Desktop: right click on “My Computer”→ Properties → Remote Configuration → Remote Desktop, you can configure the corresponding Remote Desktop function. Here's how to configure multi-user login:

Open Control Panel → Management Tools & Rarr; Terminal Services → Terminal Services Configuration

1. (Modify The number of people who can log in at the same time, including themselves, the default is 2. If you only need another person to remotely log in to your computer, such as mm or gg, then you don't have to do this step, skip to the second step) Connections ): RDP-tcp point right → attribute → network adapter (Network Adapter) → maximum number of connections & rarr; their own number of modifications.

2, Edit settings: Terminal Services licensing mode → Right click → Attribute → General → Restrict each user can only use one session (Restrict each user to a single session), remove the previous hook → OK. You can log in as many users here. If the setting does not take effect, restart it (try it, take effect d).

3, to prevent spoofing, prevent remote users from terminating the console administrator. Start → run → gpedit.msc → computer configuration → management template → Windows component (Windows Components) → terminal services (Terminal Services) → terminal server (Terminal Server) → connection (Connections) → Deny logoff of an administrator logged in to the console session, right-click → attribute → (Restart is effective)

This is an operation to increase the multi-user remote login system. Maybe many users can't believe that win2008 can be operated like this. In fact, it can be operated like this, as long as the method is correct. It is. In fact, such an operation guarantees the security of the system on the one hand.