When the home page comes up in VENM, there is a list of documentation links.
One of these concerns enabling concurrent RDP sesions on a Windows XP SP2 equipped PC.
You can apparently replace the SP2 Terminal Server .dll with a previous one that allows concurrent connections, as the SP2 release had this feature removed for some reason.
However, when I investigated one of the additional info links, namely the one titled "An installer for the above", the author of the RDP patch availabel for download from this site advises that concurrent connections are only possible ".....if you have FAST USER SWITCHING enabled, and your Windows (computer) is NOT in a domain."
Can someone confirm if this is the case?
If so, the RDP "patch" is completely useless for anyone using RDP in a Domain environment, or a network where fast user switching isn't enabled. (Which would be pretty much every IT administrator out there, I would have thought). The VENM documentation should advise this fact very clearly, otherwise System Administrators will waste their time trying to find out about the patch when they most likely can't use it, like I did.