Clipboard sharing will not work with connections between XP and a 2000 Server
running TS in Remote Administration mode.
We do not have any relevant GPO's applying to this system.
Any thoughts?

I am running TS license server on a 2000 box with SP4. I installed the
Windows patches from July as well as the 2000 SP4 rollup patch. The next day
none of my thin client devices (linux based) are receiving TS licenses. I
removed the rollup patch but that created even more ...

I'm new to this stuff so please forgive me if I ask something foolish.
However, If I understand the architecture of a Terminal Enabled web
environment, the client downloads some OCX that enables him to logon to the
remote server. Is there also an opposite possibility, in which the ...

Need some help.  Any tips on managing disk space on a terminal server?  I am
planning on deleting the Local Settings/Temp folder of every user using a
script.  Are there any implications when this is done.  I already have a
script for deleting temp internet files and I did not ...

I have a terminal server setup and users connect with Wyse terminals.
They do not have the rights to use Internet Explorer, they use it by
putting an ie shortcut on their machine or other sneaky ways. How can I
make sure they do not get on the internet?

I have Terminalserver with a pool of five Useraccounts (User1-User5)
they all can logon to the TS 2003 Server with out any Problem, but if
lets say Person A is logged in as User1 and Person B also wants to
login as User1.

I have a mixture of Windows 2000 and XP that are in a Windows 2003
domain.
We intend to have a majority of users using Terminal Services  but do
not want them to login twice as they see this a chore.

when any user logs in remotely, they lose their email signature setting and
their default printer.
if they are changed in the remote desktop connection, they are reset when
the user logs in locally and vice versa.

I got the problem with TS activation for the following scenario.
Here's the problem:
I have two servers ,the first one (Name Server) installed with windows
server 2003 Enterprise Edition R2 and acting as DC(server.win2003.com) and

I get an error (seen below) when i try to log on to the terminal server (W2k
SP4).
The registry size is by now 100 MB and i increased it to 150 Mb.
I allread have read the KB281267,KB285192 and KB329718 but it didn`t help to

OK we bought a bunch of licenese for Termial server awhile back (like a
couple years) but we have had no problem, but for some reason our windows NT
and Macs seem to be running out of time... Why are they only getting
temporary license, if i upgraded the NT machine to windows XP, ...

Much like nsouza
(http://groups.google.co.uk/group/microsoft.public.win2000.termserv.clients/brows
e_frm/thread/e6e8abfa5d77fabd/ecc1b52a6518cb65?lnk=raot#ecc1b52a6518cb65)
I have a very similar problem. My client connects from their Windows XP
Home machine into a

I'm running Windows 2000 Server with all kinds of client systems.  Recently
one of the clients moved and only has a wireless connection to the internet.  
Now he frequently loses his connection to the server, even though his
internet connection is still active.  Upone testing we ...

I have been searching and google'ing my brains out and I cant find any
best/recommended practices for configuring AntiVirus on a 2003 Terminal
server (or its clients if thats the recommendation) that is providing desktop
capability to clients (thin and not so thin ;-)

I've got a client connecting to a W2k3 server using XP's RDP client. I had
seen errors in the server's System event log indicating that his local
printers were seen but no drivers were installed, so I installed them on the
server, and the client's local printers were available ...