Hi All,
Having an issue on a Server 2012 RemoteApp setup. We have a company where they have 10 different desktops, and a Server 2012 server set up to host their database application through RemoteApps. Everything appears to work fine, until a second user connects. All users in the company use the same user account (it's just data entry, the database has its own internal user list and there is no need to have separate domain users accounts). When "User" launches the RemoteApp database, it immediately assumes the prior user's session, disconnecting the prior user (who's logged in with the same User ID). While multiple concurrent users (with different user ID's) can log in at the same time, what we really need is ONE user account logging in to 10 systems, 10 separate sessions, at the same time. This was easy with Server 2008R2, but I'm not finding how this is accomplished in the "new and improved" Server 2012.
This also occurs when an already-connected user launches a second RemoteApp (i.e. While the database is open, they launch anything else, like "Calc" test app--it disconnects the prior Database app and assumes that session and doesn't run "Calc").
So where's the little "let the same user log in multiple times" checkbox moved to?
Thanks,
-Dan
-Dan