Summary: I'm running TS on a Windows 2000 Server (that's part of an NT4 domain) and have a problem with my clients being disconnected after only 8 mins of idle...
Summary: We have a computer setup to run terminal services for our employees at work. Being in the software development business, we frequently compile new ver...
Summary: Hi all, I have a server that I am running Win2k on and I access it only by terminal services. I try putting a 1g Mini Cruzer USB drive in and I can s...
Summary: use group policy in active directory. i'm not going to give how-to instructions here as it's too much to do. look into it for yourself. or use metafra...
Summary: Ok in XP remote desktop you can control remote PC but you can not set permission but in terminal services you can set permission for remote users. If ...
Summary: I have two w2000 server. One is the terminal services' server. The problem is that not show the client conections in Terminal Services administration ...
Summary: I tried to e-mail you with a couple questions but mail was returned as undeliverable. Can you log back on through Terminal Services using the Administ...
Summary: HELP!!! I'm banging my head on my desk trying to get this to work and hopefully someone out there already has figured it out. Heres the situation...
Summary: I have Terminal Services installed on Windows 2000 Server. We purchased and installed a 5 user license. It worked for the first few months, now ONE ...
Summary: The way you ask the question is confusing. While you can't view the desktop of the client, you can view their session that they are using on the term...
Summary: Just like mike said, you need to use citrix metaframes published apps. In terminal services users can see everything. One option you could do is set u...
Summary: I'm running Win2k Server in Terminal Services Admin mode. I have Kerio Firewall installed and works fine. Kerio have a small icon in the systray but w...
Summary: Hrmmm, maybe a licensing corruption issue? Is the Terminal Lincesning server activated? Also, try deleteing whatever license where vended in the Licen...
Summary: For Windows 2000 and Microsoft Windows NT, you can use the following command: net use lpt3 \\servername\printer /persistent:yes This command maps th...
Summary: We have terminal server installed in w2k server. some rpd clients can connect to that server, but some connect with error mesages ".. Timeout" which i...
Summary: I want to setup my terminal services users to only be able to see there own directory or only one specific directory on the server, as of right now th...
Summary: I have W2K Pro Terminal Servicing into my office W2K Server. It is going through a SonicWall firewall at the office. When I use my SpeedSteam 4060 U...
Summary: Hi, I hope somebody can help me with this one. I have two Windows systems in one domain. Now I want to login on system1 and connect with system2 by me...
Summary: Hopefully an easy question for some who have set this up.... If I have a user in an office in another state and want them to connect to terminal serv...
Summary: On Windows 2000 Server under the IIS i have a asp file that looks like this: -------------- Set o = server.CreateObject("module.contact") o.New("test...
Summary: Hello everyone, thanks in advance for your assistants.. here is my question. I am setting up a W2000 Advance Server for a client of mine who has anoth...
Summary: hi there i'm running w2000 servers with service pack 2 i would like to know whether installing terminal services and vpn in the server will provide hi...
Summary: how can i install terminal services in my win2k server .is it included with windows2k server or i need to purchase another flavour of win2k server edi...
Summary: Hi I need to set up an application for use with a Windows Terminal Services technology network. On the client side, the user's interface consists of a...
Summary: I am having a problem using the W2K Server Terminal Services in RAM (Remote Admisitration Mode). I have a process that I start and that uses the logi...
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