Summary: After doing some checking, terminal server licensing was not installed... I installed that but i do not have a license pack... I thought I could let p...
Summary: I have a win 2003 SBS server, that is my first and only Domain controller in a new domain. now this new domain is being used only for remote desktop u...
Summary: I'm a newbie, so please bear with me. I'm running a server with Windows Server 2003 on it. Some people have been saying that they cannot connect to ...
Summary: hi, for me it's impossible to use my USB speakers (also soundcard, same problem) under remote desktop. it definitely works within an ordinary windows ...
Summary: Hi, if I add a user to the remote desktop users group it can connect to the server using remote desktop. If I do the same thing on another server (whi...
Summary: Hey guys, I just installed 2003 server along with my XP pro 2. I am mcdst, and mcp, but need to learn more about win 2k3 server and active directory.....
Summary: Remote Desktop allows for 2 administrative connections without the need to purchase additional licenses. If you want multiple people to connect to th...
Summary: .. check to domain group policy, and remember that the computer where u want to logon must be granted permission for login through remote desktop. go ...
Summary: I am having an issue with my KVM switch pushing control to different machines. I have noticed that some machines work via the KVM, and some do not. I ...
Summary: Hello, everyone. I have 2 servers in cluster.These servers are DNS of themselfs. I'm using remote desktop to manage these servers. The problem is that...
Summary: winfax and most fax sharing programs are horrible, the better thing to do is allow your users on your network to login to the server under specific ru...
Summary: yes, you have to be already using remote desktop/terminal services to take over ANY other user logged on, the person who is physically connected/logge...
Summary: Hi guys(: I have tis error when i want to login to my remote desktop.Anyone can help me to solve..I had been searching online for 3 days but still can...
Summary: I've been able to log into Win Server 2003 for quite a while using Remote Desktop. I'm using Win XP as the client. This problem just started out of ...
Summary: I am using two Server 2003, 180 day trial servers. My Administrators can log on remotely from one server to another and from XP Pro stations, and my B...
Summary: I have a stand alone PC which has windows 2003 Server installed and is configured ONLY as a Print Server via wireless connection. As this box is ONLY ...
Summary: Like always excuse my english first... and try to understand it later. > the "remote option" on the sessions are not highlighted. Alright. That opti...
Summary: Hi when I remote desktop within my network I can remote into the server with no problems. my router has TCP pot 3389 open and UDP 3389. when trying to...
Summary: Windows Server 2003 - I cannot switch out of "Remote Desktop for Administration" mode. . Even though i have a 5-user CAL installed, i am limited to 2...
Summary: At my company, We use Win Server 2003 and allow about 10 Remote Desktop Connections at a time. We do this to share our rental management software. My...
Summary: >Remember not to make the server a domin >controller or remote connections will be >limited to administrators. It's not true. You can allow to login ...
Summary: hi! thx for the reply. we are not using terminal services. if i right click on my computer and properties. there is a tab remote desktop connection. ...
Summary: I turned on remote desktop for a server. Problem is, it is a hassle for me to wait while the Dell default background pic loads at the logon screen ev...
Summary: i was wondering if anyone could tell me how to disable the screen used by dell servers when RDCing to them... this screen slows me down way too much a...
Summary: You can audit login events and filter for event 528 type 10. Use GPO to change audit for login events. Now as for the IP. That depends on if it is a l...
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