RDP as host

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Hello
I wonder, is it possible to use RDP as a host on a workstation, to remotely
take controll. I use VNC, but this is a slow and timeconsuming software.

I use rdp to remotely control a server, and wold like to take control over
the workstations also.

Thanks
 
Hello again. This link was wery helpful. But one more question... i found
this tekst in the note:

"Remote Desktop does not allow simultaneous remote and local access to the
Windows XP Professional desktop, and one user must log off before another can
log on."

I would like to have the opertunity to interact with the user remotely, so
my customer can see what i´m doing. Is there any way to go around this?
 
Gunnar said:
I wonder, is it possible to use RDP as a host on a workstation, to
remotely take controll. I use VNC, but this is a slow and
timeconsuming software.

I use rdp to remotely control a server, and wold like to take
control over the workstations also.
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See this page for help...

http://theillustratednetwork.mvps.org/RemoteDesktop/RemoteDesktopSetupandTroubleshooting.html
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This link was wery helpful. But one more question... i
found this tekst in the note:

"Remote Desktop does not allow simultaneous remote and local access
to the Windows XP Professional desktop, and one user must log off
before another can log on."

I would like to have the opertunity to interact with the user
remotely, so my customer can see what i´m doing. Is there any way to
go around this?
Click to expand...

That would be Remote Assistance - not Remote Desktop.
Google.
 
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