I use rdp to connect to a remote computer, if I want to display the windows
protection dialog I use CTRL+ALT+END (instead of the classic CTRL+ALT+DEL
which work on my local pc).
Now suppose that from the remote computer I start a second rdp session to
another pc (this one is not reacheable via internet so I cannot connect
directly to it), how can I activate the windows protection dialog on this pc
? If I send a CTRL+ALT+END this works on my first rdp session and is not
forwarded to the second one.
Am I missing something ?

Thanks
Francesco

> I use rdp to connect to a remote computer, if I want to display the
windows
> protection dialog I use CTRL+ALT+END (instead of the classic CTRL+ALT+DEL
> which work on my local pc).
> Now suppose that from the remote computer I start a second rdp session to
> another pc (this one is not reacheable via internet so I cannot connect
> directly to it), how can I activate the windows protection dialog on this
pc
> ? If I send a CTRL+ALT+END this works on my first rdp session and is not
> forwarded to the second one.
> Am I missing something ?

Yes.
For XP/2003/2K go to Start | Settings | Windows security
or go to Start | Windows security