Kent W. England [MVP]
January 13th 04, 03:43 AM
kenny-knight wrote:
> For the MVP's is this true? ...
> from http://www.digitalbetas.com/
>
> It appears a tiny registry change on a machine running Windows XP SP2 will
> enable SP2's Concurrent Sessions for Remote Desktop. This allows more than
> one user to use the machine at the same time.
>
> HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/System/CurrentControlSet/Control/Terminal
> Server/Licensing Core
>
> Create a new DWORD entry "EnableConcurrentSessions" and assign a value of 1
> to it. Concurrent Sessions is now enabled.
Since XP Pro and XP Home cannot support multiple users at the same time,
unless one is sequestered on the disk, I don't see how this key (which
may have been lifted from a server edition) could possibly have any
effect on an XP Pro or Home Edition machine.
--
Kent W. England, Microsoft MVP for Windows Security
> For the MVP's is this true? ...
> from http://www.digitalbetas.com/
>
> It appears a tiny registry change on a machine running Windows XP SP2 will
> enable SP2's Concurrent Sessions for Remote Desktop. This allows more than
> one user to use the machine at the same time.
>
> HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/System/CurrentControlSet/Control/Terminal
> Server/Licensing Core
>
> Create a new DWORD entry "EnableConcurrentSessions" and assign a value of 1
> to it. Concurrent Sessions is now enabled.
Since XP Pro and XP Home cannot support multiple users at the same time,
unless one is sequestered on the disk, I don't see how this key (which
may have been lifted from a server edition) could possibly have any
effect on an XP Pro or Home Edition machine.
--
Kent W. England, Microsoft MVP for Windows Security