I have two remote machines and I want to be able to stop Multiplicity from auto connecting because it stops the remote machines from going to sleep. Is there a way to stop this from happening?
Hello,Sorry to hear you are having issues. I don't use Multiplicity, but, perhaps you're looking for this option?
Thank you,Basj,Stardock Community Assistant.
It is not selected. Is that setting different on the remote machine, ignored when set on the Primary?
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Basj,Stardock Community Assistant
Thanks for the assist.
I assume you mean for Seamless connections. The best method is to move them off the grid:
Sean DrohanStardock Product Lifecycle Manager
Thanks for the idea, but already did that and that isn't it either.I go to the primary machine and seemingly randomly I get a notification it has connected to one of both of the remote machines without me having initiated anything. Do I need to always shutdown Multiplicity when not in use? I think it launches on boot.
If the computers are not on the grid it should not be connecting.
Connections are only made automatically when computers are on a grid or you make a KVM connection yourself.
I will double check all my settings.Thanks for the responce
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