Of course, first of all, big kudos to ORL for releasing VNC.
Now for the begging..
What I'd like is to have an NT application server, running several
applications for different end-users on different (Linux) machines.
Any clues on how to do this (if at all possible) ?
I tried with 'VDESK', which is included in Microsoft's NT Server
Resource Kit (#2), but that wasn't satisfactory.
I installed VDESK, logged in as myself on the main desktop,
again as myself on desktop #2, and as Administrator on
desktop #3. So far, so good.
Then I started VNC on desktop #3 (as Administrator), set that
to VNC display '2', and accessed that from a Unix box.
I then tried to start a VNC on the main desktop, but that one
complained that there was already a VNC running. :(
However, VNC seems to work with VNC (I could switch desktops
through a vncviewer as long as they were owned by the same user), but
this doesn't seem a viable option for multiple concurrent users
through VNC.
Ideas, anyone ?
Soggie.
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Ivo Clarysse <soggie@starlab.net>, Tel: +32-2-7215454
Research Assistant Fax: +32-2-7215380
Riverland Research, Starlab, Massive Lab, http://www.massivelab.com/
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Now for the begging..
What I'd like is to have an NT application server, running several
applications for different end-users on different (Linux) machines.
Any clues on how to do this (if at all possible) ?
I tried with 'VDESK', which is included in Microsoft's NT Server
Resource Kit (#2), but that wasn't satisfactory.
I installed VDESK, logged in as myself on the main desktop,
again as myself on desktop #2, and as Administrator on
desktop #3. So far, so good.
Then I started VNC on desktop #3 (as Administrator), set that
to VNC display '2', and accessed that from a Unix box.
I then tried to start a VNC on the main desktop, but that one
complained that there was already a VNC running. :(
However, VNC seems to work with VNC (I could switch desktops
through a vncviewer as long as they were owned by the same user), but
this doesn't seem a viable option for multiple concurrent users
through VNC.
Ideas, anyone ?
Soggie.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ivo Clarysse <soggie@starlab.net>, Tel: +32-2-7215454
Research Assistant Fax: +32-2-7215380
Riverland Research, Starlab, Massive Lab, http://www.massivelab.com/
PGP ID: 50154325 | A0A0 EDBC 37B2 C574 CC4D F1F0 FF94 04B9 5015 4325