Terminal server on Server 2003 R2.
I have locked it down so that RDP users don't see the server local drives.
But I DO want them to see the local drives of their home pc.
Is that possible?

Terminal server on Server 2003 R2.
I have locked it down so that RDP users don't see the server local drives.
But I DO want them to see the local drives of their home pc.
Is that possible?

I am having a strange issue and can't seem to find the resolution (no pun
intended - read on).
I have a windows 2003 Terminal Server and need to run my clients in a 256
Color for speed reasons.  Right now, my clients are connecting in at High

I work for a School District and have some laptops that I want to keep (but
they are getting old).  I'd like them to boot right to the Terminal Service
Client - I don't want anything running locally.
So, user turns laptop on, machine does it's thing, then bam - they are

Situation is:
XP Pro machine, i called it TARGET, configured with remote desktop
connection enabled.
TARGET is joined to a Windows 2000 AD domain controller.

Please advice how to setup correct user profiles. I have on 2003 server
setup as AD (Server1) and another server running 2003 as TS (Server2).
All clients logon on their XP workstations and then starts the TS
sessions.

2 times a week my printspooler hangs (application error 1000 and 1004).
After this a new logon for new users is impossible until i restart the
spooler-service.
Currently logged users are not affected.