Good Day.
I would like to ask your help on the problem encountered while playing an
audio via terminal Session. Our Terminal server runs on Windows 2000 server
platform while the client runs on Winxp Pro and windows 2000 Pro with WinXP

If I am using a separate Windows 2003 Server box for terminal server with 20
TS CALs on it do I need to have a 20 user CAL for 2003 Server as well? The
Server that is actually housing the application that I am accessing through
the terminal server already has 20 Server 2003 CALs.

I have no problems creating a second GP and restricting it so that it
only applys to the Terminal Server users, but, I have run into a snag:
I have users that use R/D to connect to the Terminal Server, where I
want them locked down and restricted - such that they can't reboot the

I have been trying to find a solution to the following issue reported by one
of our clients:
We are trying to install [Our 97 Access Runtime App] on Windows 2003 server
with Terminal Server.

Can an application be fooled into not detecting that it is running on a
terminal server? I need to try something remotely while I'm out of town (or
I can't go!) but it says that it can't run over TS. Why that is I don't know
but if I can fool it maybe I'll find out why it cant ...

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 ...

How do I connect a mapped drive on the TS from a local computer like
Net use X: \\1.1.1.1\c:\test /user:u@pw or something like that?
reidarT

I want to install a Windows 2000 terminal server on a machine with 8Gb of
RAM. I have been told that I would need to buy enterprise or advanced server
edition to be able to see that 8GB of ram.
My questions are...

I'm having a problem with TS Licenses. I have 50 TS Per user licenses
installed on a win 2003 standard server. This server is only used for
terminal.
When I look at my licences it shows 50 temp licences issued it also shows my

I have Windows 2003 running with Terminal Services on it, the clients are
able to connect with no problems at all on the internal interface.
However when I connect remotely to the server it presents me with a message
stating that i need to enable remote desktop (I am right in ...

I have a terminal server that is NOT part of a domain.
It is just setup on a simple LAN.
I would like to limit the desktop so that anyone who is not an
administrator can only double click the available icons.

I have a very good question regarding technical support.
We are a new Company with 2 locations, but we are in One Network segment.
The Distance between each location is 40 KM, and we are connecting with
Wireless - highbandwidth - and all the 2 location are under 1 segment which

Hi, hope somebody out there can assit me.
Running Windows 2003 Standard with sp's and all patches and Terminal
Services. Each Windows Xp client has latest version of the RDC and the client
is setup correctly. Everything seems to work fine but once in a while,

Can anyone tell me how to configure a connection to a printer on an XP PC
via a WAN so the local windows print spooler is used?
Apparently, XP does not use the local print subsystem the way it did prior
to XP, so your application is tied up like in the "old days" when the

I am hoping that someone has run into this problem before and can point me
in the correct direction.  I work for a children's home, (like an orphanage)
and we have one group of employees that are all terminal services users.
When someone goes to a blocked website, the firewall sends ...