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Oh... and lets not forget the bling:

I've often wanted to force a single rdp/ts session per user, or sometimes just the opposite -- make each login open a new session regardless of user. While I was doing research about multiple remote desktop sessions on Vista, I finally tracked down the setting that controls the single remote desktop/terminal services session behavior. Here is the registry key:

HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal Server\fSingleSessionPerUser

This is a DWORD setting. The possible values are as follows:

0x0

Allow multiple sessions per user

0x1

Force each user to a single session

You can also access this setting from the Terminal Services configuration snapin -- it's the Restrict each user to one session setting.

I've seen a couple guides for multiple rdp sessions on XP/MCE, but none on Vista. After some spelunking today, I found some really sweet stuff from the guys at TGB -- not only did they get multiple sessions working on Vista Ultimate, but they also have patches for Vista Home Premium and Vista Business to enable remote desktop/terminal server!

Resources:

• The Vista RDP post
• Here's a zip with everything you need -- just run the .bat for the Vista version you're running
• Or... the steps to go through manually
• The post with the hex editing info (look near the bottom)