Im running Windows 2003 Server whit Terminal Services in
Remote Administration Mode.
Since a few days when I'try to connect with Remote
Desktop Connection to the server, after logging on the

I have installed Outlook2003 on a Windows 2000 Terminal server. Every few
times it opens, it wants to open in safe mode. I installed it via the
add/remove method.
How can I stop this?

Can I change the type of licence mode in windows 2003 without any
problems???
My licence mode is "PER DEVICE" and I want to change it to "PER USER"
Thanks!

When you install Terminal Services in Administration Mode, you have 2
connections available for adminstrative purposes. If you install TS in
Application Mode, are these connection still available besides the client
licenses you've purchased? ie. If I have 5 client licenses & all 5 ...

My terminal server (win2003) is listening on different port number.
From Remote Desktop Connection (WinXP), I am able to connect to my terminal
server, by appending port number at the end of IP address.
But when I try to do so from IE Remote Desktop Web connection, I get

I'm looking for a way to replace explorer.exe with the TSE client.
I'd like to configure a few PC (Win2k.SP4) with the TSE logon screen and not
the "local windows" login screen
So that users won't even see their local desktop and that the client session

Is there a way to limit the size of Temporary Internet Files for ALL
current and future users of a Terminal Server?
Of course you can configure this for every user individually, but my
question is about managing this centrally.

I am not sure the problem is server or ISP. When I
connect to server, the connection drop a lot of times.
When I lost connection, I still can connect to internet.
I ask office, and they have no problem on internet

I know in Citrix Metaframe we can setup a drive to view
our local hard drives.  How can I do the same in Microsoft
Terminal Services for our clients?

Is there a way for me to be able to connect to my TS
server and still work between my TS client drive and TS
server drives?  I have a laptop that I TS client connect
back to my TS server but I can not copy files between my

Whe use 2003 standard edition with Terminal Server, is it possible to assign
different ip address to the clients who makes contact with the RDC client,
so that the client is not getting the server address, but an unique address
different from the server?

Step1.
We were using Terminal Services for about 6 months with no problems.  We
have a Win2K domain, with 3 DCs, and Terminal Services running on a Win2K
member server (Jupiter).  We had setup a license server on one of the Win2K

What does this error mean?
"The remote session was dissconnected becasue another user has connected to the session".

I am looking for some code examples the uses the wtsapi32.dll to connect to another machine.
No matter in what language.
Can anybody help me out?

how I can prevent that a user shoutdowning the server ?
I need disable the start > shoutdown > shoutdown choice
Thank
Marco