To configure the server to allow multiple session per account 1. From the Start screen, open MultiPoint Manager. 2. Click the Home tab. 3. In the Computer column, click the name of the MultiPoint Server computer, and then, in the right pane, click Edit server settings. 4. Select the Allow one account to have multiple sessions check box, and then click OK. Enable file sharing in Windows MultiPoint Server 2012 You can allow users on your Windows MultiPoint Server 2012 stations to share files in two ways: If you have a file server on the network, it is recommended that you create a shared folder on the file server. If you have a small network of 2-3 MultiPoint Server computers, with no dedicated file server, one of the MultiPoint Server computers can act as the file server for all the MultiPoint Server computers. Create a shared folder on that computer, and then create local user accounts for all users on that computer. The shared folder can be on the original internal drive, or you can attach additional internal or external drives to the computer. System administration in Windows MultiPoint Server 2012 Before you start using your Windows MultiPoint Server 2012 system, it’s a good idea to do some basic system administration. Note For additional information about administering your system, see Help and Support for MultiPoint Manager. To open Help and Support, press F1 while working in MultiPoint Manager, or click the Help button in the top right corner of the window. In this section
To configure the server to allow multiple session per account 1. From the Start screen, open MultiPoint Manager. 2. Click the Home tab. 3. In the Computer column, click the name of the MultiPoint Server computer, and then, in the right pane, click Edit server settings. 4. Select the Allow one account to have multiple sessions check box, and then click OK. Enable file sharing in Windows MultiPoint Server 2012 You can allow users on your Windows MultiPoint Server 2012 stations to share files in two ways: If you have a file server on the network, it is recommended that you create a shared folder on the file server. If you have a small network of 2-3 MultiPoint Server computers, with no dedicated file server, one of the MultiPoint Server computers can act as the file server for all the MultiPoint Server computers. Create a shared folder on that computer, and then create local user accounts for all users on that computer. The shared folder can be on the original internal drive, or you can attach additional internal or external drives to the computer. System administration in Windows MultiPoint Server 2012 Before you start using your Windows MultiPoint Server 2012 system, it’s a good idea to do some basic system administration. Note For additional information about administering your system, see Help and Support for MultiPoint Manager. To open Help and Support, press F1 while working in MultiPoint Manager, or click the Help button in the top right corner of the window. In this section
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