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Remote Desktop Connection and Windows 2003 Server

Asked by morpheous_ in Windows Network Security

Tags: desktop, remote, 2003, windows, server

Hello,

I am connecting from Windows Xp to Windows 2003 server by using Remote Desktop Connection.

When I connect to the Windows 2003 server, I login in as Administrator on the machine, but what
I notice is that Windows 2003 operating system on the server logs me in as new user, and start
processes for me as a new user and not shows already started processes on server.

I would like to login remote as I should login directly on the machine as Administrator and see
all processes that run under that username. Currently I am unable to do that because server
is starting the same processes that are already running in the background under same username,
Administrator. And while starting processes again, some of them fail, beacase, they are already
running under same username.

Is there anything I can do or change the way I login so I am able to log in throught Remote Desktop
Connection, as Administartor that is already login, and not as the new user?

I would like it to work as VNC Virtual Computing (www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/), so I am able to
log into a running session on the server.

Thanx in advance,

Mike

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Remote Desktop Connection and Windows 2003 Server

Asked by morpheous_ in Windows Network Security

Tags: desktop, remote, 2003, windows, server

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