I have a Windows 2003 Standard Edition server which I prefer to remotely
administer.
When I connect, I get a login dialog box.  when I login, I get a blank blue
screen.  No icons, not start button etc.

Is there anywhere on microsoft.com that I can find what printers are
supported by terminal services?

Group, I have an old WinNT 4.0 TS that no longer has a
PDC to authenticate to. It has been configured with
Autologon through the registry setting in
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows

I am running 3 load balanced terminal servers in a Windows 2003 Server
enviroment. When trying to print the spooler hangs the terminal services. I
was wondering if anybody knows of a way to correct this?

Some of the co-workers in my dept. have the administrator password to the
domain. I have no control over this as my boss gave it to them.  I want to
restrict their ability to TS into the servers using this account.  I would
prefer they log on locally at a server with their ...

I have 2 WIN2K terminal servers with Citrix with 1 that is a licence
server.
I have two domains because I am doing the transition to an old NT4
domain to a new 2003 domain. One terminal server is on the old domain

I'm using MFXP SP3, HP t5000 Thin Client, Windows 2000 Server. I have
two printers physicaly connected to the thin client. The proper
drivers are installed locally and on the Metaframe Server. When I
connect to a Desktop Session on the Metaframe server my printers local

hay
i hope i am in the right group
in the owner account which is a "computer meneger" i
can't change the explorer tools.

AD Users has an option to not allow logon to Terminal server. The problem is
that this disables their logon to Citrux NFuse.
Does anyone know how I can restrict people from loggin on to the Citrix/TS
Desktop, but s till allow them access to the applications?

Hi, I have Citrix Metaframe XP (Feature release 3) running on Windows
2003 Server.
It is in a school environment with all the client machines running
Windows 98.

On Windows 2000 Server, I added a brand new user called "Bob" as a Member Of
Users.
I then tried to logon to the Win2000 Server with the Bob account on another
computer via Client Connection Manager.

I just made what appears to be a big mistake.
I have a remotely located Win 2003 server I had been administering with
Remote Desktop.
I just added Terminal Services functionality to the server and when it

I have a stand-alone 2003 server with terminal service configured but
without being a member of a domain (also no AD)
Is it possible to create logonhours per user so sessions will be
disconnected or logged of at 11 ?

Is it possible to send the control alt del command to a server using
terminal services or at least run the task manager to view the processes?
Win2000 servers with Win2000 Pro and XP Pro clients.
Thanks

In the "remote desktop" there is the option memorise the password.
And when I connect on the terminal waiter 2000 SP4, it me redemande the
password
How to make so that he does not ask it any more.