I did read a lot of the general FAQ but I could not find out what to do for this problem. There was a lot of discussion of RDP and so on, but I could not find what to do.
Here the problem I am facing:
I installed the VNC Server on a Windows 2003 Server, that also has Terminal-Services (or Remote Desktop function) enabled. Also I activated the encryption plug-in. On my test environment it was working fine.
The differences on my test environment was: Windows 2000, one network card and no Terminal-Service.
The Windows 2003 Server have also two network cards (one for “front-end” and the other for “backbone”).
The backbone address is not reachable over the LAN.
This for info.
What is funny, when I connect to Terminal-Server over Remote Desktop and then start the VNC, I get the screen. When I logoff, from Remote Desktop and then try to connect to VNC, I get the black screen.
I am starting here to cry, because I convinced my colleagues to use VNC instead of pcAnywhere, because it has all function as pcAnywhere and cost nothing. Now it is not working. That is not nice
.I was reading yesterday a lot of the articles that where posted, but I could not find how to solve this problem (I think I am still a nobe).
I can not installed some graphic drives on the machines (Windows 2003), because than I am in the same situation as with pcAnywhere.
"A system that puts drivers before the kernel and gets sometimes into dumps."
The big thing why I was pushing VNC was, that more than one people can get on a machine and in a support situation that is like "gold".
Hope that someone could help.
I also tried to deactivate the encryption, but I am still facing the same problem.
For all help many thanks in advanced.
Best regards
Carlos Behlau
