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Single Click mode in Terminal Server

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spinkas
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Single Click mode in Terminal Server

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Hey everyone

I tried to setup the VNC in listen mode on a Windows Terminal server 2003. It works when 1 user remotes in but when the 2nd user tries to start the listening session, i get the error: "can't create flasher socket" this is because its already running in the other users session. Is there anywhat to have multiple flasher sessions on the same machine? What if they were dedicated to distinct ports?

Thanks.

what a great piece of software.
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Re: Single Click mode in Terminal Server

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winvnc.exe -multi -fus

-multi
WinVNC is being run as a user-level program. Multiple simultaneous instances are allowed.
-fus
WinVNC is being run as a user-level program. Warning about multiple instances is disabled.
http://doc.uvnc.net/install/cmdline.html
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Re: Single Click mode in Terminal Server

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I am not running the winvnc.exe server, I am trying to use the viewer in listen mode. I want to put the following startup program in for all uses.

vncviewer.exe -listen

I would like to have each remote session only listen on a specific port if possible.

Are there any switches for the vncviewer.exe?

Michael.
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Re: Single Click mode in Terminal Server

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sorry,
vncviewer -listen 5501 (example user1)
vncviewer -listen 5502 (example user2)
vncviewer -listen 5503 (example user3)
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