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Alvaro
Hi all,
I configured Remote Desktop Connection on Windows XP Professional.
This is the scenario:
User A accesses to the remote computer using "Technical-Support" as
username. No problems to establish the connection.
Then, user B tries to access the same remote computer using the same
username ("Technical-Support").
Doing this, User A gets out of the connection and user B access the
remote computer without any message saying that someone else was
connected to that computer.
I believe that this happens because user A and user B are using the
same username. I tested using two different usernames, and the second
user gets a message saying that someone else is already connected.
By the fact that in this network only one user has full remote access
rights, I would like to know if there is any way to advice user B that
another user (in this case user A) is already connected to that
computer (even though both users are using the same username).
I really appreciate an answer on this.
Many thanks,
Alvaro.
I configured Remote Desktop Connection on Windows XP Professional.
This is the scenario:
User A accesses to the remote computer using "Technical-Support" as
username. No problems to establish the connection.
Then, user B tries to access the same remote computer using the same
username ("Technical-Support").
Doing this, User A gets out of the connection and user B access the
remote computer without any message saying that someone else was
connected to that computer.
I believe that this happens because user A and user B are using the
same username. I tested using two different usernames, and the second
user gets a message saying that someone else is already connected.
By the fact that in this network only one user has full remote access
rights, I would like to know if there is any way to advice user B that
another user (in this case user A) is already connected to that
computer (even though both users are using the same username).
I really appreciate an answer on this.
Many thanks,
Alvaro.