We use VNC to connect to a machine running Salive as an app now. We use to use
it to connect as a service until our move to Server 2008.I have never
experienced the only one instance problem due to VNC. I am wondering if you
were to physically go to the console screen if you would also se
I don't quite follow your advice yet. By "you will need to use the
remote," do you mean Remote Desktop? Or a remote mode of Servers Alive
itself?
With VNC, there is a just a single shared Windows account in play. Using
VNC is like connecting to the console session with Microsoft Remote
Desktop
You will need to use the remote. I've since stopped using the service and have
the monitoring VM startup, auto-login, and auto-start interactively SA. Then
whenever we need access a single shared account is used.
~Patrick
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On a server where I use VNC to manage the machine, I see this message
almost each time I connect:
You can only have one instance of Servers Alive running!
[ok]
I have SA configured to run as a Windows service.
No other applications appear to try to start just because I connect to
the machine.
