Win2008, Win2012 and Win2016 operating systems set up multi-user simultaneous remote

The Windows2008, Windows2012, and Windows2016 server versions of the operating system by default can only support one user remotely, and if the second person goes there remotely, it will directly kick out the previous logged-in user; so we need to solve this problem.

Windows2008, Windows2012, and Windows2016 operate in the same way, and the following operating system steps are operated with Windows2012.

Press Win+R on the keyboard (you can also right-click on the start menu and select run)

Enter the "gpedit.msc" command in the running input box, and then click OK

In the computer Group Policy, expand computer configuration-- > Administrative templates-- > windows components-- > remote Desktop Services-- > remote Desktop session Host-- > Connect-- and then double-click in the menu on the right to open "restrict remote Desktop Services users to separate remote Desktop Services sessions"

Select disabled in the "restrict remote Desktop Services users to separate remote Desktop Services sessions" interface and click OK

Then return to the connection interface and double-click in the menu on the right side of the connection interface to open limit the number of connections.

In the "limit the number of connections" interface; select "enabled", and then in the options "maximum number of RD connections allowed", select the maximum number of simultaneous remote users you can accept; for example, the setting is 3; that is, it can support 3 remote desktop management at the same time; then click OK.

!! Win2012 or win2016 also need to add server role-remote Desktop Service-remote Desktop session Host, restart.