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Difference between MSTSC/console and Remote Desktop Connection

mstsc.exe *is* Remote Desktop Connection.
If you type a IP Address and append /console in RDP Client, that's the same as mstsc /console.

If targeting a XP or Vista pc, no difference in any case
If targeting wiin2003, /console connects you with the interactive session of that server, while without /console you will get a separate session.

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