Approve connection user states

Article:HOWTO63243  |  Created: 2011-12-15  |  Updated: 2011-12-16  |  Article URL http://www.symantec.com/docs/HOWTO63243
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Approve connection user states

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.

Table: Approve connection user states

Machine state

Standard user

Superuser

Ctrl+Alt+Delete

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 host user to only accept the connection. After timeout, the connection is established.

Machine locked

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.

Logged in

Display message box with the ability for the host user to deny the connection. After timeout, the session is terminated.

Display message box with the ability for the host user to only accept the connection. After timeout, the connection is established.

See Starting a remote control session

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