Do you ever get that message when you are RDP'ing to a client that it has too many open connections and you don't know what to do... well, here is a treat for you.
At the windows command line enter:
qwinsta /server:SERVERNAME
Will list all of the sessions, choose one that you can delete and then:
rwinsta /server:SERVERNAME ID_NUMBER
That'll get rid of the pesky session and let you log in - ripper!
remember to RDP to the console of a machine with the /console option after the machine name, that way you can share it with everyone (if you log in with the same user).
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This is great. One other way is Just go to the server from any other server's terminal services manager and disconnect. But this one is short and sweet.
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