Remote Desktop Application

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syswayinfo

I am building a remote desktop viewing cum administration application
using vb.net.

I have tried used mstsc.exe i.e. remote desktop in win xp. but the
remote desktop logs of when i login from my application . Does anybody
know how to give the login user and password in the code itself.

How do you log in to view what the remote user is doing on his desktop
without the remote desktop getting logged off i.e. without disturbing
his work.

Otherwise some one help me how to capture the remote desktop as a file
and send it to my application.

Are there any ways of using microsoft rdp?
Help.
Sysway
 
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Phillip Taylor

I am building a remote desktop viewing cum administration application
using vb.net.

I have tried used mstsc.exe i.e. remote desktop in win xp. but the
remote desktop logs of when i login from my application . Does anybody
know how to give the login user and password in the code itself.

How do you log in to view what the remote user is doing on his desktop
without the remote desktop getting logged off i.e. without disturbing
his work.

Otherwise some one help me how to capture the remote desktop as a file
and send it to my application.

Are there any ways of using microsoft rdp?
Help.
Sysway

I'm not entirely sure what your question is. I think your asking if
there is a way to stop a remote terminal services session being logged
out when a user physically at the machine logs in and vice versa.

There is a hack (which may be considered illegal) but technically it's
very simple here:
http://www.golod.com/2005/10/enabli...p-professional-and-media-center-edition-2005/

which allows you to run multiple sessions. If you want to share the
session I think that can be done as well provided you both log into
the same account...but i'm not sure.

Alternatively you could remotely connect using "VNC" (google it if you
don't know about it) which shares the session with the user logged in.
So you can watch the login screen, watch people log in, work and log
out again. It's fairly straight forward.

Hope this helps!

Phillip Taylor
 

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