>>
>> UC3: Fritz is setting up a classroom or other contained environment,
>> and wishes to be able to access all local machines quickly and
>> easily (for whatever reason). He selects "Enable Remote Desktop
>> without authentication", is warned this is potentially risky,
>> and is then prompted to enter the shutoff time/period, i.e.,
>> the time/period after which Remote Access will be disabled and
>> will return to the default of no access.
>>
>> Remote Access reverts to disabled after logout/reboot.
>>
>
> I fail to see why UC[34] would require unauthenticated access.
> Passwords do not take long to enter. I can enter my secure password in
> around 1sec, no more than 2sec. And a simple password of say '123',
> while not in any means secure is at least better than no
> authentication at all. So speed of access is not a problem.
I think that the problem of Fritz is the fact that it is a priori
not clear that there is a same account with the same pass on each
machine. Maybe Fritz has configured the computers in such a way that the
pass of the first is "314", the pass of the second is "159", the third
"265" ... Fritz wants not to memorize 25 different passwords !
Of course, I think that the right solution is to set up the same
pass on all the computers.
Laurent
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