the "System Center Configuration Manager Remote Control" software. This basically is a direct continuation of the " Unusual Microsoft remote assistance slowdown" story and even ties into the " VNC Heisenbug" to a degree.ĭuring my investigation of the unusual Microsoft remote assistance slowdown our resident SCCM guy came up with a quick way around the whole issue. The only way to tell someone is watching you like this is by checking the task manager and looking for the RDP processes.Įver wanted to know what your boss is doing all day long? Are you using Microsoft SCCM for operating system and software deployment and do you have local admin privileges on your boss' computer? Then you are in luck! Like this the user will not even see a flickering mouse cursor. After that you should be able to use the following command: mstsc.exe /shadow: /control /noConsentPrompt /v: Add a DWORD called " shadow" under " HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows NT\Terminal Services" and set the value to "2". Update 29.08.: Apparently " mstsc.exe" offers the same functionality, I was told.
The SCCM client will be monitoring the registry keys, as a form of a watchdog service, and will report any machines where modifications are made to a group of administrators via mail.
Update 30.08.: A decision was made as to what to do about this issue.
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