Win2003Server: More than one remote user on same username
This is a discussion about Win2003Server: More than one remote user on same username in the Everything New Technology category; I have a small problem with Windows 2003 Server. I run a exe-program on it. I log in as a remote users and starts it (a gameserver). I then have to disconnect from remote, and the program continues to run as wanted.
I have a small problem with Windows 2003 Server.
I run a exe-program on it. I log in as a remote users and starts it (a gameserver). I then have to disconnect from remote, and the program continues to run as wanted.
The problem is: If I remote in from another computer with the same username I get a different users. That means that I don't see the program I run unless I use view all processes.
Is there a way to log in to the SAME user? in other words the same session. That is the way Windows XP Pro does ut.
I run a exe-program on it. I log in as a remote users and starts it (a gameserver). I then have to disconnect from remote, and the program continues to run as wanted.
The problem is: If I remote in from another computer with the same username I get a different users. That means that I don't see the program I run unless I use view all processes.
Is there a way to log in to the SAME user? in other words the same session. That is the way Windows XP Pro does ut.
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Have you tried the private newsgroup?
If I understand you correctly, Windows Server 2003 is doing as it is designed to. If you wanted to view the same session, you would need some remote desktop software, such as PC Anywhere, Radmin, TightVNC, etc, etc, etc.
Quote:Have you tried the private newsgroup?
Just a note, the newsgroups are public now. Servername is:
msnews.microsoft.com
groups all start with the following naming convention:
microsoft.public.windows.server.*
Just a note, the newsgroups are public now. Servername is:
msnews.microsoft.com
groups all start with the following naming convention:
microsoft.public.windows.server.*
