Remote Desktop to XP Professional only allows 1 user. I have had to
purchase and install WinConnect Server XP from www.thinsoftinc.com to
allow 4 RDP users (or more) at once into an XP box. Whilst this works
very well, it definitely is not free.
If anyone else has a better product or another method to achieve this
- please let let us know.
Cheers,
Kevin
Robin Hill wrote:
On Tue Sep 26, 2006 at 08:46:12PM -0300, Ir. Bernardino wrote:
Good Night Users!
I am writing with one question.
I am a new user in VNC (server and viewer).
I have a network builted with a Windows Server 2003 Machine and 8 more pcs,
with Windows (XP and 98) and Linux Ubuntu. I was wondering to use the same
tecnology of Remote Desktop from Microsoft with VNC. But it is just
possible between Microsoft (Windows).
My question is: is there a way to connect diferent users logged with
diferent accounts in a server throught VNC?
When I try to conect, the first one can log the user prefered. But the
second one (and others) will ger the same user, with the same pointer, and
the same actions that the first will do. I would like to give a free
section of windows to each one connected. And I am wondering to do this
with VNC, that is supported by Linux and Windows.
No, this is not possible on Windows (it is on Linux though). On Windows
all users will see the same desktop (which is also the one you'll see as
a local user). I'm not aware of anything (other than Remote Desktop)
which can run multiple desktops on Windows.
Sorry,
Robin
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