I have UVNC 1.2.0.9 installed on WindowsServer 2012 R2, now when someone login into server I can't see his session, I see only screen that someone is logged onto this server, put ctr-alt-del to unlock computer.
How to configure it ?
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How to view sessions on windows server?
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Re: How to view sessions on windows server?
vnc running as service always show the console, the real monitor
vnc started by the user show the user desktop.
Only way to clone an rdp session is to run manual winvnc.exe in the session.
vnc started by the user show the user desktop.
Only way to clone an rdp session is to run manual winvnc.exe in the session.