Win XP Remote Desktop can also play multiple users

After you install the Winxpconnect Server trial version, the software pops up a message box every time you start the login system, reminding the user of the duration of the software's usage and the automatic shutdown time of the workstation. At this point, you use Remote Desktop Connection to login to the host, you can find that the system is no longer like the original automatic exit log in.

Next, we'll make some basic property settings for Winconnect server, and double-click the program built on the desktop

Winconnect Server XP control Center shortcut, log on to the console of Winconnect server XP.

Winconnect Server provides both Chinese and English language interface, you can click the "Options"/"Set Language", and then in the Open language selection box to select your favorite language interface, the default is Mandarin.

Since the advent of the Windows XP operating system, friends must have been familiar with Remote Desktop. Remote Desktop, integrated in Windows XP, is a remote access technology that is compatible with Windows nt/2000 Terminal Services, and with Remote Desktop technology, users can log on to a remote host using Remote Desktop client programs (integrated in Windows XP Professional Edition) under allowed permissions. It then visually operates on the remote host. In addition, Remote Desktop in Windows XP achieves true color display for the first time, and is a step forward compared to the original Terminal Services.

Unfortunately, unlike the original Terminal Services, Windows XP does not support multiple users logging in at the same time. That is, when other users log on to your Windows XP, the user currently operating on the host will automatically exit and the screen will be black. When you log on to the system again, unfortunately, the remote user's connection will be interrupted (it should be explained that in Windows 2003, multiple users are allowed to log on to the host at the same time as local or Remote Desktop Connection).

So is Windows XP Remote Desktop going to miss multiple user logins? No, the Winconnect Server, developed by Bo Soft Software, allows us to break through the restrictions and make Windows XP a concurrent journey for multiple users.

The trial version can be fully functional 7 days, in addition, each remote workstation can only connect 30 minutes, 30 minutes will automatically shut down.

The installation of Winconnect server is simple, just click "Next" to complete the installation. Once the installation is complete, reboot the system and Winconnect server to start the service.

Setting the host's properties in the Winconnect Server console is extremely simple: first select the current host in the host list on the left, such as "ZJNU-0000", click action → properties, and the program will present server information for the current host, server settings information, and RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol ) settings are displayed in a list format.

As you can see, in front of some list items, the ">" symbol is labeled, which means that this list item can be set. Double-click the item, and then set the associated option value in the dialog box that pops up. For example, we want to set up each Remote Desktop client connected to the host has a separate temporary folder, we simply double-click the "each session has a separate temporary folder" list item, and then in the pop-up dialog box, select Yes, and then click OK to close the window.

Set up, a multiple-user login to support Windows XP was erected, when you log on to the host with Remote Desktop client (for the host with Remote Desktop Web support installed, you can also log in through the browser), you can find that the system will never be automatically logged out as before.

Tip: While experiencing multiple user logins from Winconnect server, there is a message circulating among computer gamers in the Microsoft Windows XP SP2 News Discussion group: is that when SP2 Beta is installed, users only need to expand in Registry Editor? Hkey_local_ma-chinesystemcurrentcontrolsetcontrolterminal serverlicensing Core? Branch, create a new one named " Enableconcurrentsessions, set the key value to "1" to allow Windows XP to support two users. It seems that Windows XP SP2 is still quite expected.

However, unlike multiple user logins implemented by Winconnect server, this method allows a maximum of two users to log on at the same time, and must be logged on to a different account for multiple user logons.

In addition, after installing Winconnect server, Remote Desktop will also support the use of copying, pasting, and other operations between the local host and the remote host. At the same time, the use of 128-bit encryption to ensure the client system and server communication between the security, this is more than Remote Desktop by default in clear text transmission account information to reassure users. In addition, using the Winconnect serve console, we can also view all active users who log on to the host, log off or disconnect remote users, and send instant messages to remote users with the action → send messages menu.