What do I need to do in order for a person logged onto
terminal services to be able to print those files to his
home printer

I'm having problems connecting to a terminal server (Windows Server 2003)
without the user being a member of Administrators. Terminal Services
Licensing is installed and seems to work just fine. Users cannot connect if
they are only members of the Remote Desktop Users group. I've ...

Our servers are managed using TS admin mode and we
would like to log access to a file. By default, does
remote access is logged somewhere in a file on the server ?
Thanks.

How to: get a HP DeskJet 6122 to print in color when
printing from a Terminal Server 2000 / Citrix
connection.  When attached to the local computer ( via
LPT1 on a WINXP Pro laptop ) it prints just fine - in

How to: set up things so that group policy applies to TS
users?
Have one remote office that connects to our WIN2000
Terminal Server - running Citrix Meta Frame 1.8 SP4.  

I am trying to set up Drive Share between Terminal Server
2000 (in app mode) located at my office, and a 2000
client, here at home. From all that I have been reading
about at Micosoft, there seems to be some files I need

I am trying to implement a group user policy on domain
users (about 100 users) on a Win 2K application mode
Terminal Server.  I want to lock a group of users out out
of certain OS elements on ONLY the Terminal server while

We installed an activeX component for a Windows 2000 terminal server (an
application required it).  When the server rebooted it comes up with the
fatal stop error C000021a 0x00000080  and continuously reboots regardless of
what mode we select (safe or otherwise).  My best guess ...

I have a customer who purchased 5 TS cal's for 5 Win 98
machines.  One of the machines had a hard drive failure.  
We replaced the hard drive, but it will only connect using
a temporary license.

Hello I was wondering what size and where should my
Virtual Memory File be located, I have 1 gig in Ram, and
Two hard disks, Hard disk 0 is the OS hard disk 1
contains our database, all I run on Terminal Services is

I understand that in remote administration mode (which is
the mode I'm in) for Terminal Services you can only have
three administrative connections including the console.  
Well I have a situation that after one user connects no

Hello,  It is my understanding that I do not have to
purchase TS licensing because it is built in on my XP Pro
Clients.  I've configured my TS server(2K) as an
application server however it is listing my clients as

I have problem. Terminal Server auto restart. I check on
event has Event ID: 4136 with Description: CiDaemon faild
to logon administrator because of error 1326.
Any help. Please

Do anyone advise me the best text book to learn how to deeply configure the TSclients desktop and permissions/restrictions on a Windows2000 server, using OU and so? Thanks everybody

We are currently running three TS machines, with about
60 - 80 users spread across the three boxes.
We have just set up a brand new NLB Cluster with two
brand new TS boxes, where we will be migrating the users