DC is a Windows Server 2003 Standard with Terminal Server Licensing
installed.
Users connect to a dedicated Windows 2000 Server in Application mode for
terminal services.

I am trying to login to W2K server at City-A over Remote Desktop Connection
(XP Wrkstn) from City-B. It is not getting through. The server is connected
over T1 and located in City-A and passing through a firewalls at both ends.
The server address is NATed. The Wrkstn in City-B ...

new to terminal services.
I have a win 2000 server with TS installed.
I have win2k with remote desktop installed.
I can access the sever as administrator but when I try and access as a

Dear Sir,
According to KB906952, it's true that our server registry size is keep on
increasing due to our server is running Terminal Servers in Application
Server mode.

I have been using remote desktop to connect to my server from outside the
office.  I have windows 2k server and windows 2k pro.  I have been using
remote desktop for some time now and recently I have not been able to
connect.  I get a message stating that the computer name or IP ...

Win 2000, Printer on client is Oki c5200ne, usb2 connection. TS print
generates an error message, saying "error" with  no further detail. Will
print after clicking the error message. Any Ideas?
Thanks.

Looking for help
I have a customer running Windows 2000 server, i connect to this server
through a microsoft vpn connection and us mstsc with there ip address to
connect and remotely administer the server. Lately i have tried connecting

I have been able to TS into my W2K server until last Friday when I installed
rollup 1 for W2K. I have tried to stop and restart TS on the server, but I
can't. The service says that it is started, but all the commands like stop
and restart are grayed out. I have seen this before ...

I was told by my CDW rep that I not only need to purchase TS-CALs for
all my users but I also have to purchase Windows CALs in order to
access a terminal server.  Is this true?

If I increase the number of processors on a terminal server, will it use
the new processors and spread the users's sessions over them? Do the user's
applications have to be multiple processor aware? The users mainly use Word,
Excel, IE, Outlook, and some .Net and VB custom apps. ...

We're running a Windows 2000 server using ICA, but we want to offer RDP for
remote desktop connections. RDP(ver 5.1) starts out running fine but over a
period of about 30 minutes start to get dog slow, and the screen repaints
are painfully slow. What might be going on here? Do ...

i am still new to the Citrix & Terminal Service.
Here is in My Company we deployed already Citrix - Last version - .
But i heard something like that:-
With Using Citrix i can restrict access just to applications user needs to

I am a Linux user primarily.  I have Quickbooks installed on a server in my
ISP's co-location facility running Windows 2000.  I access this machine via
Remote Desktop for all my accounting work.  I installed TurboTax Business on
it and completed the upgrade without a problem - ...

A company I support (5 hrs a week) have a 2000 Domain with about a dozen
local users, 6 users in a remote office and 4 remote home users.  The remote
office uses their own 2000 server in a different domain and they pick up
their mail via Exchange on both servers - the main server ...

i can pay USD100 for the solution!
when i use Remote Desktop Web Connection（Terminal Server Web Connection,
windows 2k3 Server SP1） to Connect to Terminal Server
i want to startup a program with connect the Terminal Server