Table of Contents
Advertisement
24
Establishing remote connections
Approve connection user states
Approve connection user states
Remote control options
You can choose to connect to a remote control session as a standard user or as a
superuser. When you connect as a standard user, the host machine can deny the
connection.
When you connect as a superuser, the host machine is given only the option to
approve the connection. If the host computer displays a login message, the remote
control connection is established after the timeout period.
See
"Starting a remote control session"
Approve connection user states
Table 2-3
Machine
Standard user
state
Ctrl+Alt+Delete
Display message box with the ability for the
host user to only accept the connection.
After timeout, the connection is established.
Machine
Display message box with the ability for the
locked
host user to only accept the connection.
After timeout, the connection is established.
Logged in
Display message box with the ability for the
host user to deny the connection. After
timeout, the session is terminated.
You can choose from the many options that let you change the display of your
remote session. You can also choose how you communicate with the remote user
during your session.
All of these options are available on the Windows platform.
The pcAnywhere product and the pcAnywhere Solution share the same agent and
viewer. However, the Power off host and Explore shared devices options are
on page 20.
Superuser
Display message box with
the ability for host user to
only accept the connection.
After timeout, the
connection is established.
Display message box with
the ability for the host user
to only accept the
connection. After timeout,
the connection is
established.
Display message box with
the ability for the host user
to only accept the
connection. After timeout,
the connection is
established.
Advertisement
Table of Contents
