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| Limit concurrent user connections |
| For security reasons, you'll probably want to limit the number of concurrent user logons. Windows |
| 2000 doesn't provide a way to do this by default, but the Windows 2000 Server Resource Kit does |
| include a handy tool called CConnect.exe. With this tool, you can: |
| Track all computers that users log on to. |
| Track the last user that logged on to a computer. |
| List logon servers for each user. |
| Limit the number of concurrent connections on a per-user or per-group basis. |
| Log off users when the concurrent connection limit is reached. |
| Show users that are logged on to a certain domain controller. |
| Before putting limits on the tool, you have to install the tool on all client computers and set up a |
| SQL database that will hold all of the logon data. You'll find the applications and the necessary |
| documentations (which we recommend you read) in the Resource Kit's \apps\cconnect folder. |
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