Internet authentication system shows that multiple people are not allowed to log in at the same time.

First, log off the remote desktop instead of closing the window directly.

Second, limit the lifetime of disconnected sessions.

1. Modify from Terminal Services Configuration

Run-Tscc.msc (Terminal Services Configuration)-Connect-Double-click RDP-Tcp or right-click-Properties-Session-Select the first alternate user setting (O)- End the disconnected session [change the default value of "never" to an appropriate time, such as 30 minutes].

2. Modify from Group Policy

Start-Run-gpedit.msc-Computer Configuration-Administrative Templates-windows Components-Terminal Services-Session

In the right window, select Set Time Limit for Disconnected Sessions-Select Enable and select the time.

Third, increase the maximum number of links.

1. Modify the terminal service configuration: run-Tscc.msc (terminal service configuration)-connect-double-click RDP-Tcp or right-click-properties, select the "Network Card" tab-modify the "Maximum Connection Number" to the value you want, of course, this value cannot be too large, otherwise it will occupy more system resources. However, the value modified here seems to be useless, and the situation mentioned in this article will still occur when it is set to unlimited.

2. The level of group policy is higher than that configured by Terminal Services. When Group Policy is enabled, the corresponding options in Terminal Services configuration are grayed out and cannot be modified.

Run-gpedit.msc-computer configuration-administrative templates-Windows components-terminal services.

Double-click Limit Connections-select Enable-and fill in the maximum number of connections allowed.

Fourth, change the remote terminal mode.

Open the Control Panel, double-click Add or Remove Programs, click Add or Remove Windows Components, select Terminal Services, Next, Application Server and Next in the Windows Components Wizard dialog box, and then change the mode of Terminal Services according to the prompts.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) modifies local security policy.

Control Panel > > Administrative Tools >> Local Security Policy >; & gt local policies >> security options > >

1, first find > & gtMicrosoft network server: the idle time required before suspending the session.

The default value is: 15 minutes, and change it to the time you need (that is, how long it takes to automatically disconnect after logging in without action).

2. then find >> network security: forced logout after login time expires. The default value is disabled, so it must be changed to enabled.