I have, finally, managed to almost complete a new observatory large enough for two mounts. Two mounts, 2 scopes/cams on each.
A warm room attached keeps everything neat and close!
A problem I have is finding a sensible, reliable, way to remote to the mounts - distance a massive 6 feet!
In the warm room is a PC with 3 monitors (one's a Wacom tablet) - two main monitors are supposed to display each of the mounts' output - allowing control through ASCOM/Ciel/Sharpcap/various focusers etc. The Wacom tablet allows me to do some processing during a session.
Each of the mounts has its own miniPC.
Connection through wifi, with router in the obsy.
*********The Issue********
I have tried Windows Remote, but although it generally works OK, it refuses to maintain a steady resolution on the two monitors, often leaving off the taskbar, no scrolling and not good quality display.
Both NoMachine and Anydesk work - however when one mount PC is connected, the other disconnects. A drawback with the 'free' versions.
Can anyone suggest any other remote software that allows active sessions for more than one headless PC at a time?
Otherwise I'll have to install an old laptop and have 2 separate one-to-one systems.
PCs are all Windows 11. (Laptop Windows 8)