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As far as I remember, RDP server in gnome (or any other exisitng DE) can't do multiple sessions yet. You have to be logged in via display manager to remote access the existing session via RDP.
That is correct. I think they were talking about XRDP
I haven't got GNOME's native RDP to work at all yet, but XRDP does multiple sessions.