kcnychief

The files should be copied to the machine you would like to be able to access concurrently (remote).

There are no stupid questions

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sir_donega

The server... the client site can be a simple diskless station.. with a boot floppy.. Okz?

raymond

i have win xp sp2 ver 2550, and i install sala source patch and concurent remote session, it's done well for unlimited rdp. But when i try with the new win xp sp2 ver 2600, it's just work just for 3 RDP (4 with the win xp host). Did anyone find the new way?

ming

Hope someone can point me in the right direction on a problem i'm having.

i can't seem to log on to the 'server' machine. i get a message saying "unable to log you on because of an account restriction."

what do i need to do to get around this?

EDIT: resolved the above problem.

A new problem I found now: How can I log on to the server as the same person who is currently using the machine? Is that even possible?

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kcnychief

You can't login as someone who is currently logged into the machine. For something like that you would need PCAnywhere, or I believe Remote Assistance works like that as well.

This current hack only allows for more than one user to login to the machine concurrently, versus the default of kicking off the logged in user (pending appropriate permissions).

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JimPletcher

Thank you (I think).

Followed the instructions, and everything worked as expected.
Deleted primary user (and created new user), can no longer log on remotely without booting off local user.
Followed the instructions again, still doesn't work.

Any ideas what could be wrong?

EDIT:
After re-reading the entire thread, and paying closer attention this time, I was able to resolve the situation.

rodrigus

Thanks a ton.

18878_de

Thanks Yo!

bigtweety

Has any one info on how those issues are being handled on Vista ?
Can't wait to see what M$ came up with this time...

kcnychief

There is a thread on it - look here

http://forum.osnn.net/showthread.php?t=89002

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DBS

Hi,
How i can to run an application in user a and i need that also user b will see the same application(the application will run all the time)
Thanks
Doron

fitz

if you are referring to desktop sharing, RDP is not your answer. Either look at remote help or another product like VNC, GoToMyPC, etc..

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DBS

but i must need making login via RDP to the same computer and still each user will see the same application rumnning

fitz

If i am understanding you correctly, you want to login via RDP and have other users connect via RDP and see what you are seeing.

This is not possible with regular a regular RDP connection. You can look at Remote Assistance which uses RDP and requires invites and such (but I don't think that will work when the user initiating the invitation is connected via RDP already).

You need something besides RDP...

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DBS

lets say that each time one user only will be login via RDP and see the same application that is allready running after he is disconnect have possibillity to another user to login and to see also the same application. my question how i can do it?

thanks
doron

fitz

you can't. An application is specific to a session. Unless you want to have them login with the same user account.

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ahmahmahm

Hi all, has anyone got a more recent 'modified' termsrv.dll ? I've just installed a new XP box, and the termsrv.dll is version 5.1.2600.2627 (dated 31 May 2007). The modified one at the start of this thread is 5.1.2600.2055, and the one linked to from here is 5.1.2600.2180. If I plug in the modified 2180 version, replacing the 2627 version, on my new XP box, weird things happen - remote desktop stops entirely, and I can't even log in locally with more than one user.

Help! :-)

tia, Andy

nothin

Hi,

I have exactly the same Problem as Andy.
Everything works fine with the dll, which is capable to handle more than 3 connections. But after several hours the RCP-Server is not responding anymore and no remote and no local connections are possible anymore.

Anybody a clue?

thx, nothin

kcnychief

Does it resolve after a reboot?

The1trueStitch

Ok, I'm having a similar problem. The local user is still being logged off when I use the RDP to connect. But, to add a new spin on things, the PC that I've changed the termsrv.dll file on is a member of a domain and the accounts that I am logging on and attempting to log on with are domain user accounts.

Would the fact that the PC is a member of a domain and the fact that the user accounts aren't locale to the system in question be the reason why the locally logged on user is getting disconnected?

Being an administrator of a around 30 PCs on a network, this feature would be extremely handy rather than having to kick users off their Windows XP Pro PCs so I can check things or run aduit software.

So, question is, does this hack/method work when the PC is in a domain? Has anyone got it to work on a PC in a domain?