Re: Win 2003 im Remote Modus keinen Consolen Zugriff ?

From: Christoph Tuszynski (nobody_at_tuschi.de)
Date: 08/09/04

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    Date: Mon, 09 Aug 2004 12:32:48 -0700

    Hallo Markus,

    "Markus Wolf" <projekt@projekt.de> schrieb:
    > ich dachte immer bei Windows 2003 wäre es nun möglich direkt über RDP
    > in die aktive Console einzugreifen, also die echte Sitzung von Windows
    > 2003. Nun sehe ich das ebenfalls wie bei Windows 2000 nur eine weitere
    > Session geöffnet wird.

    versuche mal Start -> Ausführen -> "mstsc /console" (ohne ")
    Dann mit dem 2003er verbinden. ;-)
    BTW: mstsc /? gibts natürlich auch.

    Grüße
    Christoph 

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