We have 3 TS's.  1 license and 2 that serve out Published Desktop.  
Everything with access was perfect before NT to 2003 migration on domain.
Once the domain was migrated we changed our TS per device to per user.
TS1 is the initial TS and is always accessible.    

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Remote clients use RDC to access a foxpro program ( myprogram.exe ) on my
Terminal server.
How can set up the user on my terminal server to run the myprogram.exe only.
I do not want the users to run anything else but the myprogram.exe.

   Is there any way to redirect only specified printer from client (windows
xp ) to terminal server (w2k3) ?
TIA
Piotrek Truszczynski

Scenario:
- An XP workstation and a Windows 2000 server, both are up to date with SPs
and hotfixes, and are in the same domain.
- The domain group policy dictates that a smart card be used on the

What is widnows server extrncon?
Thanks

I came into a new position where I am servicing a server running terminal
server.  I have a new server that has been purchased and I am at the point in
the rebuild to install and configure terminal server.  The new server has the
exact configuration has the current live server.  ...

On a Windows 2003 Server network, with a separate Windows 2003 Terminal
Server, having already purchased 200 CAL for Windows 2003 Server, do I
need to purchase additional CAL's for the 2003 Terminal Server and also
2003 Terminal Server CAL?

Has anyone seen any information about how to go about having a users
terminal server session send commands and data to a program that one writes
and runs on that remote client PC ?  This remote client PC program includes
controlling I/O devices on that PC, but requires commands ...

How can I restrict user access to event logs on Terminal Server without
going the route of group policy. Just want to restrict on 2 terminal
servers.
Thanks

I have a client running an application on a machine that I suspect is pretty
old and doesn't have much memory. When they connect via a TS client the
performance is really bad but when the application is used from the console
it is ok. I have been told that clients were connected ...

I have about 5,000 WYSE devices on my network and I need to be able to get
the device's MAC address and IP address. I can get the IP address of the
device but not the MAC address. Is there a way to pull this information from
the command line?

I am sorry if I am posting this in a wrong forum.
We are running win2003 sp1 with Citrix Metaframe XP FR3. Applications are
not published instead users get their destop/startmenu & are locked down
through group policy.

we have a situation where at a remote office where there is a network
printer and two pcs which are setup for each pc to network print each
individually to a network printer.
They can print fine locally, but when each PC RDP's to the terminal server