Only one user is running on the real video card...the other user works in a internal RDP "Terminal session" Vnc can not capture Terminal sessions.. There is no work around.
Something seems fishy here. I'm sure that on the local machine, if you switch a user, it may use a "virtual" session for the other users, but that really has nothing to do with what you should see when you do a vnc session. VNC should grab whatever the video card is streaming to the monitor, regardless what other sessions are going on behind the scenes. I'm going to fiddle with it a bit more when I get home, I'm going to take a look at the code and see if I can figure out how it gets it's session/stream. What kind of revisions are happening with VNC gold? Is it going to handle this differently or something?
Thanks, Johnny
Adam Pavelec wrote:
On Friday, September 05, 2003 6:14 PM [GMT-5=EST], I wrote:
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>> While a remote user is in a remote desktop session, the local >> computer screen is at the "welcome screen". The resolution hasn't >> changed and the user can log in and interrupt the remote desktop >> session if he chooses. The local screen is still there, and usable, >> so I see no reason VNC should not be. MS will continue to have >> support for Remote desktop as a way to phase out VNC and push their >> proprietary version. I prefer an open source version, rather than a >> microsoft version, maybe we can figure this out if someone has some >> insight on the subject.
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> As far as RD goes, I am convinced that /something/ happens with the > display driver during the session, -- exactly what that /something/ > is, perhaps no one (besides M$) will ever know.
Rudi, one of the developers over at UltraVNC, recently posted a message that offers a little further insight into this issue:
-----BEGIN QUOTE----- > Yaniv Kaul schreef: > > I'm using a 1.09 server on XP home against 1.00TESTREL viewer. > When the server is logged in as a non-admin user, everything's > fine. When I peform switch user, to the admin user, the screen > goes blank. If someone (on the server side) switches back to the > non-admin user - again, everything's fine. > Any ideas?
Fast user switching ???
Only one user is running on the real video card...the other user works in a internal RDP "Terminal session" Vnc can not capture Terminal sessions.. There is no work around.
Perhaps we find a solution for it....but for now, it does not work. -----END QUOTE-----
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