> I want only one person at a time to be able to control it, and its
> fine for people to see the panel's image, but I'd prefer for them to
> not be able to see what the other students are doing with the panel.
> Currently only one person can control the panel remotely, but everyone
> that's waiting in line can see exactly what they're doing.

There is a utility for monitoring connections, and you can deny or close 
down connections for any reason, typically it will be for timeouts.  But 
you could monitor and deny their access until the current user is 
finished.  Or, it might be alot better to do this in the HTML pages 
leading up to the remote panel.  They request control, and if someone 
else has it, they get a denied page where you show them whatever you 
like, such as instructions for preparing the experiment.  Then when the 
current user releases control, it can be given to the next in line.  To 
do this, you could use CGI in LV, Perl, etc.

Greg McKaskle


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