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A remote worker is RDC-ing into a Win7 PC in my LAN and I need to connect occasionally and collaborate with him inside his session, from a Mac.
The hacks that allow multiple RDC clients per session don't work for me when using the OS X RDC client (the first client gets disconnected when a second client tries to connect.)
Tools like join.me are too cumbersome for on-demand instant joining, as they require several steps by the remote worker. Chrome Remote Desktop allows on-demand connection, but it only let's me share into the login screen, not into the active RDC session for some reason. I haven't experimented yet with VNC.
Is there some way for me to be able to instantly connect into the running RDC session, based only on some one-time configuration on the PC?
Its my understand that Desktop versions of Windows didn't even support multiple sessions. – Ramhound – 2013-06-24T19:51:17.590
@Ramhound I'm not referring to multiple sessions (which would allow independent usage and effectively violate the single-license of the desktop version), but to multiple users connected to the same session -- much in the way that VNC normally allows. – GJ. – 2013-06-24T20:35:35.523