I am trying to run a new version of a software that we have been using for
several years (Tekla Structures or Xsteel).
In V10 the program would run with no problems over a remote desktop
connection.

I have a network with 20 Linux client computers. They need to get access to
an accounting application wich does not run on Linux environment. Then I
install the client application in the Terminal Server to allow the users get
access to the application but here is my problem:

When have a windows 2000 terminal server we use to connect to our Microsoft
Buisness Solutions Greatplains APP. I have one user that connects and gets
very slow respone time while in the application. I can connect to the Term as
myself and then login in to greatplains as the user ...

Does Microsoft require the purchase of CALs for Windows 2003 server,
Terminal Server?

We are thinking to connect a remote office via terminal services to a Windows
Server2003 box via VPN. I have no experience with this so my first question
would be if the users would have a Windows XP-like experience or if there
would be some training required in getting used to ...

Hello
I've got a W2k Terminal Server with office 2000. For low free disk space,
we need to desintall Office 2000 and install it again with only Word and
Excel. I now that there is an applicattion to deinstall Office 2000 but I

I have seen repeatly so many times this question on the TS related newsgroup

"How to launch a program on a local machine ?". Today I decide to make this
small utility.

I am using windows 2000 server sp4 with iis 5.0 and terminal services setup
in remote administrative mode.
I am trying to connect to the 2000 server via XP pro sp2 client utilizing
remote desktops. Both machines are on the same subnet.

Users are unable to print in my thin clinent lab.  I'm running a Server 2003
network.  The printer is a HP LJ6L setup as a network printer.  The domain
controller is a Server 2003 machine and the Terminal Server is also a Server
2003 machine.  The clients are Windows 98 machines. ...

A client of mine connects to the main server (Windows Server 2000) and
accesses their primary op software via remote desktop.  While she is
connected, of course, the IP address of the server is displayed on her
desktop at the top of the session window on the tab that hangs down.

Is there a way to read the computer name that a user uses to log onto
Win2003 Terminal Server? I would like to give different rights based on the
computer name. Is this possible?
Thanks,

I have a few family members that are using windows 2000 and I'd like to be
able to help them using windows XP remote assistance, is there anything out
there like that? or is it just easier to upgrade them to XP Home?

I am now desperate :(
Context
I have 2 servers 2K3,
I put up the 1st on, an enterprise edition running in a vmware

I have XPsp2 and Windows 2003 sp1. Why when I connect to my 2003 DC from XP
am I suddenly getting eror messages about no Terminal Services Client Access
Licenses available? I have not installed TS at all in our domain and I have
configured the DC for RDP for me - the enterprise ...

We would like to deploy tablet PC's in a manufacturing environment. We have a
server running Windows Server2003. Can we configure a single application to
run over terminal services on the tablets? If so, what OS should the Tablets
have.