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by todd b.

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Does anyone out there know what the logonrem.dll is? I've run accross this several times and TechNet was no help. If anyone can explain this I would greatly appreciate this. Thanks

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by syscokid

I've seen references in relation to it and NT but not 2000. Is it causing you any trouble?

It is not a Windows file, it is part of a software package called Remotely Possible, which I know nothing about.

In NT, it replaced msgina.dll, which manages logon credentials (GINA stands for Graphical Identification aNd Authorization).

The only references I found to it were

http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q186/6/74.asp
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q162/5/77.asp
http://www.ca.com/products/remotelypossible/faq_tech.htm

(Sometimes when I cut and paste URL's it looks ok to me but once the answer is posted, an extraneous space will have crept in. Make sure you delete any extraneous spaces or the page won't load).

by pan 13 x

Remotely Possible software replaces Vga.dll and Msgina.dll with Rp32ntvx.dll (where x is a number between 1 to 6 depending, on the system configurations) and Logonrem.dll respectively.
now the software is called controlIt

ControlIT
Remote Control Without Boundaries
ControlIT 5.0 is a highly reliable and secure application for controlling remote Windows 3.1, 95, 98, NT, and 2000 through network access, dialup, or the Internet. Specifically designed to meet a range of business needs

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