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Currently there can be only one user logged in.

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We can help with programming questions here - for site operation questions try serverfault.com. In this case it sounds like you need to purchase some Terminal Services licenses. – Jeremy McGee Dec 21 '09 at 4:00
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By default you can have 2 remote users and one local console user. That's using the out-of-the-box setup - Terminal Services for Administration.

If you'd like to install a full TS system then you'll need to purchase CALs, Client Access Licenses.

What are you trying to do with your server? Generally, for admin, the 2+1 is fine. If you do want a full Terminal Services server, then in Administrative Tools (in Control Panel) you'll find the TS tools to switch modes.

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In addition to Alex's post, you have to have Remote Desktop enabled in the System Properties, under the Remote tab, same as you would in Windows XP.

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