On 02/18/2017 12:53 AM, FORT David wrote: > Le 18/02/2017 à 01:05, ToddAndMargo a écrit : >> Hi All, >> >> I do remote maintenance on about 10 different Windows 7 Pro >> machines using Remote Desktop (server) and xfreerdp (client). >> >> Part of my xfreerdp run string is >> >> /u:<user name> >> >> I use this a lot as I takes me to the log in screen with the >> user's name icon. This tells me the user is up and running. >> Then I cancel out. If I need in, I call the user and make sure >> he is not using the machine, as actually logging kick him off, >> which is not appreciated. >> >> Problem: this behavior is not consistent. I start these things with >> "run from terminal". Sometimes I go straight to the icon >> logon screen; sometimes I am prompted for the user's password >> on the terminal. >> >> How do I select one of the other behavior? >> >> Many thanks, >> -T > > When you're prompted on the terminal it's most probably because the > server wants to do some NLA and in this case you won't have the login > screen (because the credentials are used to negotiate the transport > security). > > On the username part some changes have been done since the 1.1 version, > so giving us a little more context about your xfreerdp version would help... > > Best regards. >
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