There is no problem running winvnc as a service on windows terminal server
as long as you install it from the console. and for the first start, start
it from the console. After that winvnc run's fine as a service, and anyone
can connect to the service and log on to the console.
Otherwise the ts connection must be active and winvnc needs to be ran as an
app. As soon as the ts connection closes, the vnc connection closes, even if
the ts didn't log off just disconnect.

We use vnc on ts all the time for training purposes.

Steve

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Subject: RE : VNC On Terminal Server - URGENT HELP Pl.


That's the way VNC works with windows, it only attaches
to an active 'screen'.

If you can have a person login as root on the console and
run vnc you would have the same sort of access as you are
looking for i think.

But running VNC as a service on TS wont really work
as there isn't a 'screen' to connect too..( unless someone
has made changes in Xvnc that I'm unaware of  )

Unix is different of course..

As a side note I've done remote access to TS via dialup
and not had any problems. i bet its not a TS 'bug' as you
suggest but something more related to the RAS side of
things..


>
> Message: 1
> Date: Thu, 20 Jun 2002 16:58:08 +0530
> From: Girish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Organization: Oracle Solution Services, India
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: VNC On Terminal Server - URGENT HELP Pl.
> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Hi,
>
> Am having trouble accessing one of the Windows Terminal Server via
> VNC.We hv a customer request for installing Apps on a Terminal Server &
> the
> connectivity is by a dialup to that server. Unfortunately the terminal
> server logoffs after sometime & our installtion aborts. (We suspect
> Terminal Server prob &
> also that there might be a  bug in installing Apps via terminal server)
>
> Hence we proposed to hv a VNC access to that terminal server, but now it
> appears that the VNC is looking up the Terminal Server Display itself &
> am unable to get the screen display via VNC unless I have the Terminal
> Client window (with the Terminal Server Session) opened on my PC at the
> same time, By this am back to square one of logoff issue & unsuccessfull
> installation.
>
> Is there a way wherein I can hv a direct VNC Access to the Terminal
> server. Can you kindly let me as to how to go about resolving this
> problem?
>
> Thanks & Regards
> Girish
>
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