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# What are managed devices / licensed users / concurrent connections in `Pro`?
- The controlled devices you wish to access remotely are managed devices. These devices are displayed on the `Devices` page of the `web console`. Excessive devices will be disabled, you can not access these excessive devices remotely.
## Managed devices
The controlled devices you wish to access remotely are managed devices. These devices are displayed on the `Devices` page of the `web console`. Excessive devices will be disabled, you can not access these excessive devices remotely.
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- Licensed users, also known as login users, the number of people from your team can log into the web console and the RustDesk client. These users are displayed on the `Users` page of the `web console`. [`Access control`](https://rustdesk.com/docs/en/self-host/rustdesk-server-pro/permissions/) is designed on individual users and user groups.
## Licensed users
Licensed users, also known as login users, the number of people from your team can log into the web console and the RustDesk client. These users are displayed on the `Users` page of the `web console`. [`Access control`](https://rustdesk.com/docs/en/self-host/rustdesk-server-pro/permissions/) is designed on individual users and user groups.
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- Here is how TeamViewer defines concurrent connections: it is the number of individual users who can make outgoing connections simultaneously. You can also call it channel, in the same channel, unlimited sessions are allowed.
# Concurrent connections
Here is how TeamViewer defines concurrent connections: it is the number of individual users who can make outgoing connections simultaneously. You can also call it channel, in the same channel, unlimited sessions are allowed.
For example, on one machine A, you can connect to B, C, D, etc., at the same time without limitation. Each outgoing connection in this case is a session, and all of these sessions together are called one channel; unlimited outgoing sessions are allowed on one machine or in one channel. However, you cannot establish a new connection from B to C while there is an outgoing connection on A at the same time if your license allows only one concurrent connection."