Hello Martin,
>>>>> Martin Valley wrote:
> I have installed TightVNC (ver 1.3.9) on several computers with
> VNCServer having been installed as a service.
>
> There are occasions when I want to log-off as the Windows user (so
> that no user is logged-in).
>
> However, on some of the computers, when I log-off, any connections
> from VNC clients are closed and the clients can no longer connect to
> the server until the Windows user logs in again. But on other
> computers, the client are NOT disconnected. In fact, a client user
> can log-off and log back on on the server machine (which is the
> behaviour I want).
>
> It appears to me that both VNCServer installations are the same. What
> is causing this different behavior? What do I have to
> do/setup/specify to enable this on all installations?
Most likely, this is due to differences between default settings and
user settings on that machine. When no user is logged in, TightVNC
server uses default settings. When some user logs in, the settings of
that user will be used instead. If you cannot connect to the machine
when nobody is logged in, that probably means that the default settings
do not allow that (e.g. passwords not set or different TCP port is
specified etc.).
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With Best Wishes,
Constantin
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