lenkamholz
November 21st, 2009, 03:39 PM
Hi,
I use VPN to connect to my office win2003 network. I then use Terminal Server Client to connect to my desktop at work. This all works great unless the vpn connection gets dropped. Then the Terminal Service program hangs, usually when in full screen mode of my work desktop.
I'm new to Ubuntu, so I'm not familiar with how to get out of this gracefully, without leaning on the power switch, In windows you have ctrl--alt-del, alt-tab, use the task manager to kill a process, etc. What options do I have? Especially if it is stuck in full screen mode.
Related Question: If I run the Terminal Services Program in a window instead of full screen, there is no scroll bars! Whats up with that? So then I can't see my whole desktop at work in the TS window. It doesn't scale the work desktop to fit the window.
Len
I use VPN to connect to my office win2003 network. I then use Terminal Server Client to connect to my desktop at work. This all works great unless the vpn connection gets dropped. Then the Terminal Service program hangs, usually when in full screen mode of my work desktop.
I'm new to Ubuntu, so I'm not familiar with how to get out of this gracefully, without leaning on the power switch, In windows you have ctrl--alt-del, alt-tab, use the task manager to kill a process, etc. What options do I have? Especially if it is stuck in full screen mode.
Related Question: If I run the Terminal Services Program in a window instead of full screen, there is no scroll bars! Whats up with that? So then I can't see my whole desktop at work in the TS window. It doesn't scale the work desktop to fit the window.
Len