If you look closely, it's "logoff on disconnect", not "logoff and
disconnect." When you disconnect from the server, the server causes the
current user to be logged out. This is handy for some situations -- for
example, if you'll be using VNC to log on to an administrator account, and
don't want the machine to be left logged on as an administrator if a network
outage occurs during a VNC session.
-----Original Message-----
From: Pat Zelenka [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2001 9:49 AM
To: 'Vnc-List (E-mail)
Subject: WinVNC Advanced Settings Question
In reviewing the Advanced Settings for WinVNC, with hopes of understanding
more still lingering, I came upon the simple looking LockSetting. My
question is "...what is value 2 - logoff and disconnect indicating?". Is
the logoff and disconnect action being taken between the VNC server and
viewer? This last sentence doesn't look right, because the action occurs
when the viewer disconnects....so, wouldn't it be a moot point to
disconnect? Or, is the logoff and disconnect a way of shutting down the VNC
server?
Any help in understanding what is going on here will be greatly appreciated.
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