What OS are you running? NT4/2000 I assume? With either of those you'll want
to install VNC Service. With the service installed, you can access the
system remotely whether a user is logged in or not. In all my use with VNC,
I've always installed the service, started it, input the password then
installed 'Default Registry Settings'. That keeps the password the same for
everything and keeps it from asking it anytime the computer is rebooted.
[which with MS, we all know how many times that can be ;) ] That's just my
experience with it though. I've never been faced with different passwords,
but maybe that's beccause I only have NT4/2000 machines on my network. Hope
this was of use.
Dan
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Subject: How to connect when not logged-on
> So when the computer is on the login screen asking for your username,
password, and domain you can log on then just like normall, and enter a
username and pass and logon?
> Also, if a computer is setup this way, and you install on one username,
then you goto connect to it and the computer is logged onto a diffrent name,
will the password be diffrent? If so, is there a way to make it the same
password no matter what username the computer is logged onto?
> Once you are logged on, can you log off that username and connect to
another without getting disconnected?
>
> Well that is all the questions I can think of for now.
>
> Thanks
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