Jon Galloway
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[link] Connecting to Terminal Services When All Active Sessions are Used
Here's a little trick for getting into a box via Terminal Server when all sessions are in use. Phil and I came up with it yesterday and I was going to write it up, but he beat me to it with a pretty nice writeup. Here it is:
We use Remote Desktop (Terminal Services) to remotely manage a Windows 2003 server that is not part of our domain. Recently we ran into the two user limit for remote desktop connections, which barred anyone from connecting. Jon discovered a neat little trick that got us in. He ran the following command from the command line: mstsc -console It turns out that mstsc.exe is the remote desktop connection application. The -console flag specifies that we want to connect to the console session of a server. Since we generally launch Remote Desktop from the icon, we almost always leave this console session free. Nice! ... [via haacked - Connecting to Terminal Services When All Active Sessions are Used]
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[OT] Friday afternoon silliness
New video from Jason Forrest - War Photographer
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BizTalk is to Windows Workflow Foundation as...
Nice to see this spelled out.
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[links] Recent links of interest - 10/8/2005
Here are some interesting links from the past month or so. Some of these will be old news if you read all the .NET blogs; some of my readers don't.
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[OT] Web 1.0 Summit - Anyone else going to the <blink> tag session?
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Uninstall a Previous Application When Upgrading an Application with Setups Created in VS.NET
Source: Uninstall a Previous Application When Upgrading an Application with Setups Created in VS.NET
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Office 12 will have Native PDF support (or, rather, no...)
Steven Sinofsky (SVP, Office) announced Saturday that Office 12 will have native PDF support.
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[OT] Why not nuke the hurricanes?
During the recent hurricanes, there were several blog posts about the StormFury project which investigated "hurricane modification" by seeding clouds to lessen their impact. It didn't pan out.