I am trying to understand this. Right now, we use an industry specific application on a Citrix environment. Apparently my users will sign into Citrix, fire up the app, and help customers who come in. During such times, however, they are known to take the customer to a different location, and sign into Citrix and the app at this second location, as well (I imagine to enter in information learned while at the second location). We are now transitioning from Citrix to Win2012 RDS. So I need to be able to allow my users to do the same thing - sign into RDS at more than one location at a time, and run that app. Looking into GPO, I see where I can have "Restrict RDS users to a single RDS session" in the Remote Desktop section of the computer administrative template. If I ENABLE this, when my users sign into RDS at their 2nd location, does that then disconnect them from RDS at their first location, and leave them with only the 1 sessions, now on PC #2? (i.e., does the session now transfer to PC #2) I know the app won't re-open to the same place, more's the pity. LOL If I DISABLE this, then the user should be able to start a whole brand new session on PC #2, fire up the app, and enter whatever information they got while sitting at PC #2. Correct? - if yes, this says unlimited sessions. I don't want unlimited sessions, I want only 2 max sessions. Where I do configure this max sessions per user? And when they log out of the session on PC #2, they can saunter back and pick up right at their original PC with session #1? (presuming that they haven't timed out and been disconnected or logged off, I mean) I see total number of simultaneous connections to the server; is that per user, or per server? (I'm guessing per user, but I can't tell) Thanks for any help in clearing up this confusion. ************************************************ For Archives, RSS, to Unsubscribe, Subscribe or set Digest or Vacation mode use the below link: //www.freelists.org/list/thin ************************************************