I have one 2000 Server with Terminal Server, we use TS to connect different
locations to run FoxPro applications, the problem is that our application
generate special files on c:\temp and c:\repository.  No more than one user
could connect to the application because the temp file ...

We have 2 Windows 2000 Servers and 2 Windows 2003 Server with terminal
services  that all have developed the same problem. from yesterday when we
connect to the server using terminal services we have the cleaned desktop.
Can anybody help.

Hi All.  I think this may be a stupid question but i am just trying to
confirm this.
Can remote desktop conenct to other windows 2000 professional clients? or
just servers and xp

In terminal services manager on server 2000,  when you go to right click on a
logged in user and hit "Send Message",  is there any reg hack or setting that
I can configure to keep the message from dissappearing from the sendee's view
after 60 seconds?

Hello all,
I could not find a Terminal Server 2003 forum so I am posting in this 2000
forum.
I have a Terminal Server (2003) with upwards of 40 users accessing it from

I have a W2KTS box with 2 NICs one NIC has an external static IP
Address and one NIC has an internal IP Address.
What I would like to be able to do is restrict users to only connect to
the internal IP Address.   So they cannot connect when they are not in

Our situation:
A Windows 2000 Active Directory Infrastructure (30 DCs)
One of the DCs (Windows 2000) of the hub site (also Schema Master,
Domain Naming Master), is the Terminal Server Licensing server.

My user's TS session 'disappears' or they get 'ts session has ended' message
whenever there is a break is the WAN link. When the line is back, by
accessing the TServer, they get back the previous working screen or they
would be a box asking them which session the user would like ...

Is there any way, from the real console, you can prevent loss of access to
the console when someone else logs into that server with /console?
The person logging in with /console gets no indication that I am at the
console loggged in, they are logging into the server using the same ...

I was wondering if someone could tell me how many sessions Windows XP SP2
can allow via Remote Desktop Connection. If, as I suspect, its only 1, does
anyone know of any software that can be installed to allow more than 1
connection?

We have 2  Citrix Metaframe XPa. Some Domain Users got Default User profiles
and couldn't work with MS Office apps when they logged in. Now it loads their
own profile and Office apps function well since I changed the Rights on the
TS Server Registry HKU...

i'am looking for a vbs script which retrieve the computer client name
connected in a session.
any idea ?
thanks

I have installed fresh copy of win2k advanced server. 25 CALS built in .
looking for users to get connected through terminal services.
at first few attempts like 3/4 . user were suceed to be connected with
server. then we got error " This network request is not supported."

I have a Win2k SP4 which is runing in Terminal server App mode, one of my
remote users(runs winxp home) is getting warning that her temporary license
will expire inX days, the TS server is activated but she is still getting
temp license, i appreciate your help on this.

Hi all!  Is there a way to load-balance Terminal Server Licensing in Windows
2003?
Thanks in advance