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LogMeIn Hamachi Connection issues with Windows 8
I have hamachi installed on 4 machines. 2 XP PRO, 1 Windows 7 Home, 1 Windows 8 Pro. All computers have the most recent version as of 1/19/2013.
The 2 XP Machines are in one business while the Windows 7 is at my home and the Windows 8 is at my other business. So a total of 3 locations.
I can connect just fine between the windows 7 machine and the 2 windows xp machines all the time. So the problem is with the Windows 8 machine.
On all but the windows 8 machine it shows my Windows 8 machine as "Grey - no connection" I have tried Port Forwarding, DMZ, static ports with and without Port Forwarding, Disabled all firewalls, Disabled all security software and still get nothing.
The only time I get a connection is when I am connected to my Windows 8 machine via Remote Desktop Connection. At that point it turns Green until I disconnect my RDP session.
Any help here would be appreciated. Thanks. I have a linksys E900 router on Firmware 1.0 at the Windows 8 Office.
I realize this is old, but this helped me.
This should cover everyone, even servers I believe. The number corresponds to the RDP session. 0=console and 1+2=other sessions. Depending on how you connect to your computer determines which session you use so running all 3 should work to disconnect everyone.
Last line if optional if you want to lock screen.
Paste all of this into bat file then run when you want to disconnect from RDP
tscon 0 /dest:console
tscon 1 /dest:console
tscon 2 /dest:console
Rundll32.exe User32.dll,LockWorkStation
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hghg
Muchas gracias por tu respuesta me a servido de mucho, aparte de tenerlo en varias computadoras tengo una web que habrá de hamachi , https://descargarhamachi.site/
This solution doesn't work to me.
First it's all fine, disconect and kepp online, but after conect more time, the command is failed.
Cmd show me message like access denied, or not founded sessions.
I tried execute it as Administrator, I tried put the rdp session, but don't work to me.
If I reboot the server, it's fine a few time, but after a couple of days fail again.
Have you any another idea to resolve it?
Thanks.
...fantastic...worked great for me (w7)!!
cheers!
rammy
I realize this is old, but this helped me.
This should cover everyone, even servers I believe. The number corresponds to the RDP session. 0=console and 1+2=other sessions. Depending on how you connect to your computer determines which session you use so running all 3 should work to disconnect everyone.
Last line if optional if you want to lock screen.
Paste all of this into bat file then run when you want to disconnect from RDP
tscon 0 /dest:console
tscon 1 /dest:console
tscon 2 /dest:console
Rundll32.exe User32.dll,LockWorkStationI tried that, but it just brings up a command prompt, then goes back to the desktop. I am trying to use hamachi to play on a server created by my friend on unturned. (a video game on steam) It has been working fine until today.
if you are loging in from a MAC using RDP you can 'Force Quit' Remore Desktop and the tunnerl stays up.
Killing the RDC app in processexplorer may work as well on Windows
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I've got a solution that keeps Hamachi open and locks the workstation as well.
The batch file command that uses "tscon 1 /dest:console" didn't work for me either. But a simple change to "tscon 0 /dest:console" fixed the issue. Try it on yours YW-Slayer. The number represents the sessionID. I'm not clear on how the ID is assigned or why there's a variance.
As for the lock screen, the batch file just needs one more line of code:
"Rundll32.exe User32.dll,LockWorkStation"
So your batch file should look like this:
tscon 0 /dest:console
Rundll32.exe User32.dll,LockWorkStation
Hope that clears it up for everyone! Cheers! And thanks robspcs for your legwork!
It doesn't seem to work, even with Right-Click to Run as Admin. A command-prompt screen flashes up, disappears, then I get sent back to the desktop of the remote computer.
Nevertheless, I have found out that my router (ASUS RT-N56U) has its own VPN Server, which I can use after my provider replaces the hopeless modem/router with a pure modem, so hopefully I won't need to use Hamachi. But thanks for the hint anyway!
