This'll be available on Longhorn Server as it is on previous server OS's,
but not Vista. I see what you mean, but it's not possible without a Vista
client being it's own Terminal Server.
Pffft I'd love if it they did though - I feel your pain brother.
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"Paul Murdock" <murdock_paul@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>I understand that Microsoft has terminal services for this exact reason,
>but for crying out loud why not allow at least 1 connection via remote
>desktop and allow the local user to log into the system?
>
> What about a family computer where the father is on the road and logs in
> at home (via remote desktop), while the children can do their homework at
> the same time?!? this scenario does happen - Is there any solution to this
> using Microsoft's RDP protocol with Vista?
>
> cheers,
> Paul