Windows Thread, Remote Desktop Connection & Xibo in Technical; Previously I've used VNC for remote connection but I've now been asked to use Windows Remote Desktop to the machines ...
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7th February 2012, 01:43 PM #1 Remote Desktop Connection & Xibo
Previously I've used VNC for remote connection but I've now been asked to use Windows Remote Desktop to the machines we are running Xibo on. But I've hit a problem that I assume is because I've not used remote connection in this way before. I want to be able to logon and check that the display is running ok and make any changes if neccessary, but when I log out I want to leave the display running. However, if I use the windows remote desktop I log the current user out so when I've finished the machine will now sit at the logon screen. This is fine when I want to make any changes remotely, but as some of the displays are going to be in areas where people dont want the responsibility of looking after them, I want to be able to log the machine on remotely.
Is there a setting I've missed or am I better using something like VNC for remote access without logging the current user out? Currently clients are running WinXP.
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7th February 2012, 01:49 PM #2 Use VNC. The behaviour you describe is normal for remote desktop to a machine that is not a Server/TS/RD Server.
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Thanks to ChrisH from:
penfold (7th February 2012)
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7th February 2012, 01:51 PM #3 Yeah, I'm just downloading VNC now.
It's been a while since I've done any remote access for clients.
Thanks
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