where do i set the per session resources? i.e. how much
memory/etc each client session can use on the server?

I have W2K3 Server running Terminal Services.  I purchased and installed 10
TS device licenses and 5 TS user licenses on the server.   My 10 devices cals
are assigned to 10 devices appropriately.  The server licensing mode is set
to device / user mode.

Would it be possible like the local printers to automaticaly have the local
client drives and shared maped when the client connect to the terminal server.
Our client use XP pro and the server is win2003.

I have a number of users that, when they remote logon to our terminal
servers, the clients local printer does not get created.  I have connected to
these machines via remote assistance and all my local printers are created on
the users computer.  Then when i connect to the ...

We're starting a project and I'd like to know how much RAM memory you
usually estimate for the server per user, if you consider the user will be
using an ERP system, Word and Excel?
Tks in advance,

Hello all, im not sure which termserv ng this should go under....
we have a W2K box, and it has termserv installed. I am wondering if there is
any way to, from that box, send out a "connect" invitation to another
machine, something akin to what pcanywhere can do, or remote ...

I am attempting to install Toshiba's Unified Messaging client on a Windows
2000 Terminal server.  The application logs into the users voicemail box and
allows the messages to be listened to on the systems speakers.  The problem
is the login/mailbox information is user specific ...

Here's one that has me scratching my head.  One of the clients on the local
LAN can't connect to one of our terminal servers.  he can connect to any
other TS in the domain, but not a specific one.
There are packets being passed between the two machines, but the server

I have a Win 2003 terminal server with device CAL's.  One of the CAL's is
issued to a device with an incorrect name.  I use Ghost and Sysprep to deploy
client desktops so I suspect that I did not do a sysprep correctly on one of
my computers.  The device may or may not still be ...

I have a Windows 2000 server box which is a member of the domain controller
and I have a Windows 2003 server which is a domain controller. Our windows
2000 server is setup as a terminal server and it was working on our windows
nt 4.0 server (which was as a domain controler).  ...

I have installed a couple of Terminal servers and activated them ok. My
concerne is that I cant see them assigning out licenses.
Most of the clients are XP but some are 2k.
I am concerned that these servers are not working ok and will cease to

Im having som problems with printing on my clients local printer.
I have installed the printer ex, HP 1100 (MS) on the cliens on port TS001
(on the server), but when the client reconnect on the server, the ports has
change to ex, ts004 or ts005.

When I copy a table from a word 2003 document to the
clipboard on my xp workstation, then paste the table into
a word 97 document on a windows 2000 terminal server
session, the table loses it's formatting and only the

We have a win2k TS that we want to let vendors use for support
They can use it now no problem except for moving files
We need to be able to have the vendors transfer files from the servers to
their workstation. Is there anyway a client can connect local drives via the

I found the perfomance of TS2003 when using IE6 verry
poor. We use a 2Mb connection between the clients and the
TS servers.
Using Perfmon we monitored a bandwith consumption up to