In serveral situations, you might run into a situation where
you can’t login to server using RDP because "The terminal server has
exceeded the maximum number of allowed connection".
Even
without asking the system admin you can detect and kill one of your already
connected session and then login. Here is how we can do that:
We could
use QWinsta windows tool to figure out what users are remotely connected to the
server.
Replace
the IP with your server IP.
Y:\>QWinsta
/server:192.168.0.12
SESSIONNAME USERNAME ID STATE
TYPE DEVICE
services 0 Disc
console 1 Conn
rdp-tcp#0 dbmgmt 2
Active rdpwd
rdp-tcp 65536 Listen
I want to logout dbmgmt user. So I’ll have to take ID assigned to
it and run the following command:
Y:\>logoff
/server:193.168.0.12 2 /v
Logging off
session ID 2
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