> When VNC is running as a service on a windows 2000 machine and another
user is
> logged in
> it is posable for another user to start a new session that is already
logged
> in
> the new session is the same window you get when you login NT security is
by
> passedthe new session
> is a new window like in termial services and you now have 2 seperate
session
> users can not see what the other
> user is doing and may not know that the other user is accessing the
system.
I don't understand this paragraph.
> you may want to block unathorized IPs there is away to do this in the
FAQ's
> but I have not tried it yet
> If they can get the new window to start at that control-alt-delete waindow
> this would be very cool.
WinVNC does *NOT* provide ANY terminal-services-like multi-user
functionality. There *is* a package called rdp2vnc, which is externally
contributed and based on the rdesktop project (www.rdesktop.org), which can
be used to provide VNC access to Terminal Services sessions.
Cheers,
James "Wez" Weatherall
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