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I am moving a client from a Novell environment to a Windows 2000 environment. There is 1 domain, 2 sites/DC's and mostly Windows 95/98 clients. Does anyone know how I can limit the concurrent connections of the users to 1? (this is a simple setting in Novell, but I can't find anything in Windows 2000 server)
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by joseph moore
Install the Windows 2000 Resource Kit tool named CConnect.exe on each client computer. This tool, in conjunction with an .adm file supplied by the tool, can perform the following functions:
Limit concurrent connections per user.
Here is a Technet article Q237282 on this tool:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=%2fsearch%2fviewDoc.aspx%3fdocID%3dKC.Q237282
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by dlanors
I think that will work for Windows NT/2000 clients, but it looks like it will not work on Win 95/98 clients, based on the article on technet (although it is not completely clear on this issue...testing needs to be done on my part). Thank you.
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