problem of window 2003 server remote desktop
Dear All
my local area network have 1 window 2000 server , it is domain controller
domain : abc

Here is a situation that has left me baffled (hopefully you have the simple
answer).  I am running Terminal Services on a dedicated Windows 2003 server.
Several Windows 2000 Professional SP4 clients running the most recent
version of "Remote Desktop Connection" are connecting to ...

Here is a situation that has left me baffled (hopefully you have the simple
answer).  I am running Terminal Services on a dedicated Windows 2003 server.
Several Windows 2000 Professional SP4 clients running the most recent
version of "Remote Desktop Connection" are connecting to ...

Hi all the group,
In our company, we're trying to clarify if connecting to a server using the
'mstsc /console' command registers a "logon type: 10" on the server side or
maybe a "logon type: 2"...

I was wondering if there is a way to direct all program error popups to a
specific user logged into terminal services. All the users logged in are
administrators, (this is for picky software that requires admin provleges).
When a program fails, which Administrator is notified? It ...

Hi
I have built a windows 2003 terminal server.  Could anyone let me know of
any best practices that I can implement.
I'm looking for the best performance counters to use, anything where I can

With 6 or so remote clients connecting to the server via TS (W2K3), I
find that I have nearly 2000 printer sessions from the various printers
available to the clients.  These objects are crippled, in the sense
that I can neither delete nor view the queue.  Otherwise, printing is

Hi my licenses are upto date and one machine cant log into terminal server
Error:
The Terminal Server has  Ended the connection
Any ideas

Hi my licenses are upto date and one machine cant log into terminal server
Error:
The Terminal Server has  Ended the connection
Any ideas

We have Windows2003, that runs a DOS application. When a session goes idle it
create locks in this DOS application.  Where or How can i disable the idle
status?
Also why or How the idle status affect the process for this DOS application?

One of my client using network printer, which using TCP/IP Port.
If the client PC using remote desktop connection to connect to terminal
service, can the printer be mapped?
Is there any limitation on Win 98?

Is there a way to programatically check the security permissions set on the
RDP-TCP (or ICA-TCP) connections in Windows 2k?

      We have a Windows 2003 Standard server with Terminal Services
setup. We have a client PC that has a modem installed locally on the
PC. We have allowed redirection of com ports so when the client
connects to Terminal Server, the com ports get redirected. We can

I'm using XP Pro remote desktop to connect to my Terminal Server (Windows
2000 server). When I'm using an database software application, each time I
click on different interface within this software which contain a list of
records (rows) and it takes a lot of time to refresh the ...

We are freqently getting questions from our terminal server users to be
allowed to work with memory sticks during rdp sessions. How difficult and/or
dangerous is it to have their personal memory sticks mapped just like the
printers are for example?