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Max No Concurrent user logins in Windows Server 2003 AD

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by tech_lady 1 view

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Our agency has several employees that are normally not permitted computer access, but who are now needing access to a particular website to do some online training. I set up a "trainee" user and have limited access to the web through Group Policy and after testing, it appears to work.

What I need to know is if 5 or 6 of these employees are logged into the network as the same "trainee" user on different PCs, will they all be able to take the training simultaneously or do I need to create additional training user accounts? Is there a maximum number of concurrent logins one user can have? I don't want to discover that there is AFTER giving this login to all who need it. Once this training is complete, we will remove the user from our system and these employees will not have computer access. Thanks for your help.

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by ic-it

set a policy and used the limitlogon tool (or the older CConnect) there should be no limit to the number of con-current logons.

We use a generic user logon on to allow up to 70 open area systems at once.

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