With the "-0" option, rdesktop attaches you to session which
displays on your physically-connected monitor. When you
connect with -console, the physical display locks so that
nobody can see what you're doing.
As far as I remember, when I used this option on Windows
2003, it did exactly what it should. Did you try it?
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With the "-0" option, rdesktop attaches you to session which
displays on your physically-connected monitor. When you
connect with -console, the physical display locks so that
nobody can see what you're doing.
As far as I remember, when I used this option on Windows
2003, it did exactly what it should. Did you try it?
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lol, I found what I did wrong..
On the performance tab I had to check "attach to console"
now it works fine :)
The issue was resolved. Closing