I have a W2k server running TS in application mode.   I have a client
machine trying to connect and all that happens is the screen flashes and
a message displays "Terminal Services has been disconnected".  The
client machine is running XP Professional.  What would cause this?

How to enable RPC SErvice in Windows 2000 ?
we are getting the following error:
error 1068 depedency services or group failed to start
Thanks in advance.

I am using TS on a Windows 2000 server, in application mode.  When the
users logon to TS and run the Windows application, they get an
unavaliable database connection message.  If I logon to the server
directly using one of the users logon\password and run the windows

Trying to find out if anyone has succeeded in getting Matlab stand alone
version to run under
Windows TS 2000 or 2003 or even Citrix.
Any pointers? Have tried installing Matlab under Win2k and 2k3.  Keep

I am utilizing a Windows 2000 Server running Terminal
Services in application mode.  The company is small and is
running the TS and the Domain Controller on the same box.  
Serveral applications will not run for users unless they

- Windows 2000 Server.
- Terminal Services installed in Application Mode.
- 10 users running XP/2000 workstations.
I'm a little confused as to whether I need to buy CALS for

OK here goes, the computer tech in charge of windows 2000
server with 10 computers using  terminal server was asked
to leave. The 2000 server software that was been used is
not a legal copy and license issues are causing some

We are setting up a small office with 1X TS (W2K3), and 3 Thin
clients, all of whom are connected to the server via wireless AP's.
The server is connected to the Internet via ISDN dial-up.
At the moment all 3 users just connect to the Inernet (and collect

Multiple Local W/S attaching to a Application located on a 2003 server
via term services.  the local machines share local printers to print
reports from application. Can and how can we print to a local shared
printer, if the computer which owns the printer is not attached via

Have not worked with that printer, and as silly as it
sounds, on some other models that were not supported, I
installed the full print drivers from the install disk
onto the Terminal Server and have had some success. It did

I have a Win/2000 Terminal Server with 1GB of memory. The
page file initial size set to 1536MB and the Max size set
to 3072MB. I have 17 T/S clients that connect to my
server. In Task manager my memory usage runs at an average

I have used TS to get to a server.  From there I TS into another server.
The drop down shows the original server but the desktop of the second
server.  The original is unpinned so it bounces up and down when I mouse to
it.  I wont to minimize the second server and get my original ...

I'm running a Terminal Server Client in a Win 2000 pro PC.
If I set the Full-Screen display and I connect to the TS
Server,  the taskbar of the local cliente (that is set to
auto-hide) is covered, became hidden and never come up

Have several MS-DOS machines in the warehouse that are
running the ICA client. Would love to move these users off
the expensive ICA connections and use RPD. Is there a MS-
DOS client for RDP?

There is a need to access a DOS program residing in Windows 2000 Terminal
server. The Terminal server creates a port (TSxxx) for the printer remotely
connected to the remote computer. Running a test page was successful.
However I am unable to use net command to map the remote ...