[windows2000] Re: Multiple terminal services sessions

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  • Date: Thu, 30 Oct 2003 10:11:46 -0500


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Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2003 10:01 AM
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Subject: [windows2000] Multiple terminal services sessions


Hi list,

Can anyone answer these questions?  I know I've been in all situations,
but I swear that I've seen varying results.  But, computers don't
produce varying results, so it must be my user error some how.


One single server with TS in administration mode:
If I log in to a TS session and then log in a second time with the same
account, will I be in the same session, or will it be a separate
session?

--Seperate Sessions unless you hit disconnect on the first session.

On single server with TS in application mode:
If I log in to a TS session and then log in a second time with the same
account, will I be in the same session, or will it be a separate
session?

---Same as above

Thanks,

Ray at work


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