3 users simultaneously

Carlos Sabogal 1

I have a windows server 2019 mounted on Azure

Two users connect without problem to the remote desktop, now I have a third person who needs to access simultaneously, and when I try this I am asked to disconnect one of the two active people.

I have not found how to do this in azure

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srbhatta-MSFT 8,551 Reputation points Microsoft Employee

2022-03-14T07:01:03.003+00:00
Hi @Carlos Sabogal , by default there can only be maximum 2 concurrent user sessions for windows server OS, be it on-prem or Azure. To configure more concurrent user session, as mentioned below by @Sreeju Nair and @Andreas Baumgarten , you have two options:

Configure RDS CALs

Provision an AVD environment based upon your requirement

Please don't forget to and if you think the information provided below by @Sreeju Nair was useful so that it can help others in the community looking for help on similar issues.

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Sreeju Nair 12,176 Reputation points

2022-03-07T05:44:21.393+00:00

By default, Windows Servers suports two concurrent sessions. If you want to allow more than two users, that means your Server is a Terminal server and you need to install RDS (Remote Desktop Services) CALs (Client Access Licenses). The following article will help you to configure this in your environment.

Refer: http://woshub.com/install-activate-rds-licensing-role-windows-server/

Hopet this helps.
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Carlos Sabogal 1 Reputation point

2022-03-07T18:43:36.33+00:00

But this applies to local servers, my installation is based on Azure.
What I understand is that there are two different ways of working access

Andreas Baumgarten 104K Reputation points MVP

2022-03-07T18:58:13.927+00:00

It doesn't matter where the Windows Server 2019 is hosted. The limitation of 2 concurrent RDP sessions is per VM on-premises or running on Azure.
If you need more than 2 concurrent RDP on the Windows Server 2019 you need the RDS role installed + RDS CALs like @Sreeju Nair described in his answer.

Maybe Azure AVD is an option? https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/virtual-desktop/

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Andreas Baumgarten
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