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windows-365/enterprise/introduction-windows-365-frontline.md

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 The maximum number of active Windows 365 Frontline Cloud PC sessions in your organization is equal to the number of Windows 365 Frontline licenses that you purchased. For example, if you purchase 10 licenses, up to 30 Cloud PCs can be provisioned in dedicated mode. Ten of those Cloud PCs can be active at a given time. The active sessions are managed automatically. When a user signs off from their Cloud PC, the session is released for another user to start using their Cloud PC. A concurrency buffer exists to exceed the maximum a limited number of times per day. For more information, see [Exceeding the maximum concurrency limit ](#exceeding-the-maximum-concurrency-limit).
 
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+> Windows 365 Frontline Cloud PCs in dedicated mode will automatically power off after the user signs off from the Cloud PC, and will be powered on when the user attempts to connect. It may take more time for the user to connect when the Cloud PC is being powered on. This connection time does not include executing logon scripts set by organizations.
+> After the user sign off, the Cloud PC remains powered on for two hours. If the user attempts to reconnect while the Cloud PC is powered on, the connection time will be same as Windows 365 Enterprise Cloud PCs.
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 ## Windows 365 Frontline in shared mode (preview)
 
 A single license: