Are there any major versions of windows you can do this on?
I know on our Windows Server 2003 server with Terminal Services
enabled we can connect multiple users, but on XP pro (version I'm most
familiar with) you can't have one user logged on locally and another
remote desktop user--it's one or the other? When the Remote Desktop
user connects, the local screen blanks, and if you're logging on as a
new user, the current session gets logged off first.
If there's a way to get around this, I'd love to hear it!
Scott
On Oct 22, 2009, at 10:59 AM, Brian Weeden wrote:
Sure - use Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) and log into a different
account
than the one the user is logged into.
And of course windows is multi-user - where did you get the idea it
wasn't?
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On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 10:45 AM, Thane Sherrington <
[email protected]> wrote:
In Unix, I can access the box remotely in a separate screen so that
the
local user can't see what I'm doing and can continue to use the
system. Is
there a way to do this in Windows? (I don't think there is, since
Windows
isn't really multi-user, but I figured I'd ask.)
T
