And to expand on that, if the screen saver is enabled on the workstation, it immediately activates when you disconnect. Tip: Enable the password for it.
Bonus: When you are connected remotely, no_one_can_see_you. The screen remains black...not like LogMeIn/VNC/PCAnywhere/GoToMyPC, where I can sit and watch you play solitaire. ;-) On Thu, Jun 26, 2008 at 3:00 PM, Lawrence Lustig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > << > I also tried Remote Desktop, but the issue we found is that whenever you end > the session, it logs the current user off and that computer needed to be > logged in all the time as it downloads data overnight. >>> > > Remote desktop only ends the session if you log off. If you simply > disconnect, the session will stay active. > > With remote desktop to a workstation with a single connection license, the > session will end if someone else tries to log on to a different account on > the computer. Otherwise, it will stay active and you (or someone else) can > connect and log back into the running session. > -- > Larry > > -- John Croson [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://pcnorb.blogspot.com/ http://pcnorb.homelinux.org/
