CTRL-ALT-DEL ... again

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It could be useful to terminate a process within vnc, for instance a prox=
i
server that is not responding and you are monitoring through vnc, I can d=
o
that in windows 95 by telling the computer to shutdown and then it will t=
ell
me that something is not responding and that should I terminate it, I cho=
ose
yes and when it askes me if I want to shut down winvnc I tell no, it woul=
d
be easier if vnc could show me the tasks currently executing in the serve=
r
and to be able to shut the down
-----Mensaje original-----
De: William.Smargiassi "at" smed.com <William.Smargiassi "at" smed.com>
Para: Paul Burnett <pburnett "at" blue.weeg.uiowa.edu>
CC: vnc-list "at" orl.co.uk <vnc-list "at" orl.co.uk>
Fecha: Mi=E9rcoles 7 de Octubre de 1998 4:51 PM
Asunto: Re: CTRL-ALT-DEL ... again


>Wouldn't do much good to send C-A-Del to a '95 machine. That stops all
>running programs, including the WinVNC server that would have generated =
it.
>You wouldn't be able to regain control from the task dialog that pops up.
>
>bill
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>Paul Burnett <pburnett "at" blue.weeg.uiowa.edu> on 07-10-98 16:47:12
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>To:   vnc-list "at" orl.co.uk
>cc:    (bcc: William Smargiassi/SMS)
>Subject:  CTRL-ALT-DEL ... again
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>Hi,
>     I've read all the FAQs and several e-mails about C-A-D issues.  I
>just wanted clarification about one thing:  a VNC client is ONLY able to
>send a CTRL-ALT-DEL to a NT machine running the VNC server as a service.
>I'm running the VNC server as a service on a Win95 machine and I cannot
>send a CTRL-ALT-DEL to it from a client.  Is the VNC server running on a
>Win95 box incapable of receiving a C-A-D from a client?  If it is
>incapable, could anyone suggest alternative ways to send a CTRL-ALT-DEL
>from a client?  (WinTop, a Microsoft Kernel Toy, is able to terminate
>Windows processes.  Any other suggestions?)
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>Thanks,
>
>Paul Burnett
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