UltraVNC

I got this: C:\Programmi\uvnc bvba\UltraVNC>testauth.exe Enter user name : gabriele Enter password : ******** Enter group : EDPIP loc=1 dom=3 local+domain=3 : 3 Trying authlogonuser.dll This only works on XP> test is runnning as application and not a service ...

hi, I have various versionof UltraVNC running in a domain environment with MSLogon enabled on all workstations. I have an AD group for IT users so they can authenticate to user workstations. On some workstation an IT users get Authentication Failed when they attempt to VNC into users workstations ...

>No kidding? no kidding, i tried on 2 windows 2003 R2 server with the same result. >That almost sounds like a UVNC bug then. If you were able to successfully >initiate a shutdown via the Windows GUI, the system should still shut down, >regardless of UVNC settings. I'agree with you, if you can test ...

>Okay, but is WinVNC running as a Windows service?
yes, but we have found the problem: if i set "Logoff workstation" When the last client Disconnects on UltraVnc settings, the server allways logoff the user but never shutdown/reboot (on Windows 2000 too).

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>[...] >That's weird though. Are you sure that you're specifying a shutdown and not a logoff (or restart)? Yes, i'm sure, i try on various server and with the support of my colleagues ( >The only other thing I can think of is that you may need to run the VNC >server as a service to retain control at ...

>When you say "shutdown servers" do you mean shut down the VNC server, or shut down the Windows server entirely? I mean shutdown the Windows server entirely. >What, exactly, happens "correctly" when you do it in Windows 2000? When I try to reboot the windows 2000 server, the server is rebooted, not ...

Hi to everybody, I have installed UltraVNC 1.0.8.2 on a few servers with windows 2000 and windows 2003 R2: when I try to restart or when I try to shutdown servers with windows 2003 R2, instead of closing the server, the user is disconnected :( . With windows 2000 everything works correctly. Do you ...