Kerry:
Heya. I'm pretty sure the "simultaneous user" question you have is
an option that's adjustable on the VNC Server. That is, it sounds
like right
now you have the VNC Server setup to "Disconnect all connections"
under the "Multi-Viewer options".
Although...I've never heard of a VNC connection causing a Windows
session to immediately disconnect. Is that a new feature of UltraVNC
with NT authentication?
-Scott
On Apr 14, 2006, at 3:53 PM, KerryP wrote:
I have purchased a license for EchoServer and have it running on
one of my machines.
All of my other machines are setup exactly the same…
EchoWinVNC for connection to EchoServer
UltraVNC Service with loopback enabled.
All machines, but one, have only one account on them and there are
no issues with connecting via VNC.
One machine has two user accounts.
The primary account is the administrator and if I VNC to this
machine and login under the primary account, I have complete access
to the machine.
If I try to VNC to the machine and login as the other user, I get
kicked out of VNC and back to the main dialog box.
If someone is already logged in on the secondary account and I try
to VNC in, they get kicked off the system and back to the login
screen.
Has anyone seen this problem before and can give me some
directions in which to go?
TIA
Kerry
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