We have a remote organization that connects to our
terminal services server (win 2000 server) to run a
specialized application.  The terminal services users
experience what they call "too few colors".  The

I have a Win2K Terminal Server setup. I have several remote sales staff that connect using the newest remote desktop client.  All are using Win XP Pro. One of the users is unable to connect. He keeps getting an error about license mismatch.

I have a Windows 2003 Terminal server and my licence
server also runs Windows 2003 along with ISA Server.
I have a total of 15 CALS installed on my licence server
and have recently been buying Compaq T20 Terminals. I have

Im running Windows 2003 Server whit Terminal Services in
Remote Administration Mode.
Since a few days when I'try to connect with Remote
Desktop Connection to the server, after logging on the

Im running Windows 2003 Server whit Terminal Services in
Remote Administration Mode.
Since a few days when I'try to connect with Remote
Desktop Connection to the server, after logging on the

I have a customer who is running an application on his
2000 server. He starts the program when logged in through
Term Serve client. He disconnects to keep the process
going, but when he does the process/program closes.

I have a Windows 2000 Server with Terminal Server
installed. Terminal Server was working fine for some time
now. Recently, I stopped working; on further investigation
I found that the Terminal Server Service has disappeared

Is there any way to report a sessions' connection condition in TS??
Our situation is, we have several clients that connect to our servers
over the Internet and on more than one occasion, there has been many
disconnects and sometimes printing has been very slow.

I am having a problem with Terminal Server Licensing and
was wondering if anyone could help me out?
We have a Windows 2000 Terminal Server and have installed
licensing with 5 cals added for the users who need to

I have a set of workstations at a remote job site trying
to connect to terminal servers at our main office.  The
remote job site uses a satellite internet connection and
Linksys router.  There are two servers at the main site -

Please help me to solve this issue.
In my office i am having 4 2000 servers and 2 2003
servers. i use to connect to all these servers remotely
from my client PC within the network for

Going to have three, possibly four Terminal Servers
running on Windows Server 2000 SP4 Member Servers.  
Windows 2000 Advanced Server is not an option
financially.  Neither is Citrix.  Have two Domain

Our TS is down today and no one could log on.  The error
message is "you do not have access to log on to this
section"
Could anyone help.

When I initially set up a Win 2003 server, I checked Terminal Services
thinking that I needed it to use remote desktop for admin.  I now know
that I do not need it.  Unfortunately, I learned this after I'm no
longer able to connect with Remote Desktop because of a lack of

I have a XP pro and trying to connect to a win 2k server terminal server. I get the message "Remote connections might not be enabled or the computer might be too busy to accept new connections. It is also possible that the network problems are preventing your connections."
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