Win2003 Remote Control Terminal Server

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For example: "Client 20140701 (192.168.1.9)" and "Client 20140702 (192.168.1.10)" are connected remotely to Terminal Server 20140623 (192.168.1.7), respectively, using "Terminal Server 20140623 "User1" and "User2" on, and then in one of the clients open the Terminal Services Manager right-click "Remote Control" so that the client can control each other! ~ (bidirectional).

Note: If you can not double-click on "Terminal Server 20140623" right-click on "Properties" to select "Session interaction", then in the Terminal Services Manager right-click "Logout", and then re-login.

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