Multiple Connection on server

Hi KrystianW93,

here are some specific reasons why you might be experiencing multiple connections to your server:

• Misconfigured server: The server may be misconfigured to allow multiple connections from the same user. This could be due to a misconfigured registry setting, a missing or corrupted security policy, or a problem with the server's authentication mechanism.
• Security vulnerability: The server may have a security vulnerability that is allowing unauthorized users to access the server. This could be due to a flaw in the server's software, a misconfiguration, or a problem with the server's network security.
• Slow or unreliable network: The network connection between the server and the clients may be slow or unreliable. This could be due to a problem with the network hardware, a problem with the ISP, or a problem with the routing of network traffic.
• Malware infection: The clients may be infected with malware that is allowing them to connect to the server multiple times. This could be due to a virus, a worm, or a Trojan horse.
• Misconfigured clients: The clients may be misconfigured to allow multiple connections to the server. This could be due to a misconfigured registry setting, a missing or corrupted security policy, or a problem with the client's authentication mechanism.
• Load balancing: The server may be configured for load balancing, which means that multiple clients can connect to the server at the same time. This is typically done to improve performance and scalability. However, if the load balancing is not configured correctly, it can cause problems, such as multiple connections from the same user.