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Windows NT terminal server help and discussions.
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UPHClean and x64
by Guest F. David del Campo Hill- 10 replies
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Dear All, I have a Windows Server 2003 R2 x64 Terminal Services server which is experiencing continuous "locked profile" problems (users kept being logged in with temporary profiles because their user profiles could not be updated; you could not delete the profiles in C:\Documents and Settings\ because NTUSER was being used by another process; and all these problems would go away after a reboot until the profiles got locked again), so I installed UPHClean 1.6d from . The installation *apparently* went well, but when I try to start the User Profile Hive Cleanup service, I get the message: "The User Profile Hive Cleanup service on Local Computer start…
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Memory Usage in TS
by Guest celcius233- 1 reply
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Hello. We're currently running Windows Server 2003 SP2 (Standard Edition). We have a Dell Poweredge 2950 running RAID-1, 4GB RAM, current updates, etc. The server is our main database server (SQL 2000) and is a terminal server for our DB users. We are a very small operation (about 20 users in the server at a time). For the past few weeks we've experienced trouble with SQL not utilizing the available Page File on the server. In the last day or so it's been tweaked to finally start using it a little more efficiently and we've seen good results. My questions: Knowing that Win Server 03 Standard cannot address more than 4GB of PF, is it worth it for us …
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Really Odd Profile Problem!
by Guest Emma- 0 replies
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Hi I am expereincing a VERY wierd problem with my Citrix Servers. Now we have two AD OU's one for our TS Servers and the other for our CTX Servers. We have User Config GPO defined and our TS servers work fine! However, our Citrix users, when logging in, ALWAYS pick up a roaming profile?!? We have NOT got a policy for this, and any which we have got, we have removed, blocked inhereitence and even removed the READ and APPLY POLICY on. We have also checked the ADU&C TS Profile Path and that is blank, and we have also tried putting in another location but everytime our users log into the CTX servers, they pick there Roaming profile up from anoth…
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Install shared printers on Terminal Server
by Guest Pearl- 9 replies
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with so many printing issues developing due to printers that Users have created on their local PCs, we've decided to disable the Local Resource Printers and manually create "shared" printers on the Terminal Server so that we can manage them and ensure that only approved printers are used. How can I do that?
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RDP Mapped Drives
by Guest Tristan- 3 replies
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We seem to be experiencing problems with the drive mapping on our server. An example of this: I (Jo Bloggs) connect to the server and see my drive mapped through as "C on Jo Bloggs Computer". Now when Client 2 and Client 3 connect to the server they are also getting "C on Jo Bloggs Computer" as is every other user. However the C drive mapping is my local drive but just has another name for drive mapping which always "on Jo Bloggs Computer" Has any one experienced this before and how can I rectify this? Thanks in advance Tristan
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Conection problem
by Guest cachulo- 3 replies
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Hi I´ve a W3K R2 with terminal server enabled, configured, and until a few days ago everything worked fine. Problaby after a windowsupdate , the XP clients became unable to conect via remote desktop to the server, in the XP clients i can ping, browse the network, access de shared folders in the server, only remote conection isn´t working. I´ve tried everithing, no good, finally i decided to use our external ip, and it worker fine. The situation is this i can connect to the server with remote desktop if i use my external ip ( internet ) even in the machines in the local area network, but if instead i use de internal ip 192.168.16.2 i can´t connect.…
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Remote Desktop group missing after installing recent security upda
by Guest GerardG- 0 replies
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We just recently installed the MS security updates and found that we could not connect to our Remote servers throught remote desktop. We updated one local server and had the same problem after the security updates were installed. Once I connected to the local server through a direct console I noticed that the group that was added to the remote desktop to give restricted access to the server was no longer there. Anyone here of this and know a way that I can add a group back throught the remote registry of these systems? Why did the group get removed with the security updates?
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Unable to login to Terminal Srever from some machines.
by Guest IConnect- 2 replies
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When remote users try to login to terminal server they get error “The remote session was disconnected because the local computer’s client access license could not be upgraded or renewed.” This is happening on multiple computers at different location despite the fact that I can login with same credentials without any problem.
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Do you have a checklist on how to configure IE and local policies on a Terminal Server to allow execution of ActiveX controls on a website? We have some signed ActiveX controls on some internal websites and they are not working in Terminal Server sessions saqib http://security-basics.blogspot.com/
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attached word.doc opens blank on terminal server session
by Guest Sledge- 0 replies
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I run a terminal server at work one of my clients has a problem opening word attachment when she opens them they are blank if she logs off then logs back on they are no longer blank, when this happens i get an event in the event viewer on the terminal server, event id 1000 & 1001 the source is microsoft office 11 and here is the description for event 1000 it was the first error (Faulting application winword.exe, version 11.0.8169.0, stamp 465f2a40, faulting module winword.exe, version 11.0.8169.0, stamp 465f2a40, debug? 0, fault address 0x00801c66.), here is the other event ID 1001 (Bucket 518076069, bucket table 1, faulting application winword.ex…
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Terminal Server Print Port Mapping Issue
by Guest Jeff- 6 replies
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Hello, I have a customer who has three employees working via TS on a Win 2000 server. Only one has a problem when printing. Seems like when they she connects to her TS session, her printer never maps to the right port. She always has to go into the printer properties and change the port to the one that says "ANNHOMEPC: PRN1 Microsoft Office Document". After she does that, all's fine..just an annoyance to do this every time she logs in. I've supplied a link to the .jpg to show you the ports. http://www.virtual-it-inc.com/pics/image1.jpg Also, I was wondering if it's normal for so many ports i.e. TS001, TS002...all the way to TS0018 to be in the print prop…
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GPO and explicit registry permissions
by Guest pdch@shaw.ca- 3 replies
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This is a follow-up to my posting on the "caseware" application. Having determined which registry keys were 'access denied' using processmonitor, and granting full access on the terminal server to those keys, the problem still persists. Is it possible that the GPO is denying access even though specific registry access has been given on the terminal server? Frustrated in IT....
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determine client license from the client
by Guest John- 3 replies
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Hi all, Is there i way i can determine the client license type and from what license server it was recieved from on the client itself? Thanks,
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shared printer
by Guest Pearl- 1 reply
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I have a network printer that I'd like to have automatically created for all Terminal Server users accessing a specific Terminal Server. How can I make that happen? I do not want it to be part of their Terminal Server profile, however. Can I just install it onto the server with my administrator account?
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Local Printing - Still having problems ....
by Guest John F Kappler- 5 replies
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This is using Terminal Services on a Windows Server 2003 system with latest updates installed (but no specific ones for this problem - if there are any) The problem manifests itself when the user connects to terminal services and their printers do not become visible (get installed) on the list of available printers. I've checked that terminal services Client Settings allows Windows Printer Mappings. I've also checked that the printers are connected via COM, LPT or USB ports and hey are. I thought we might have the driver name problem, but there are no (emphasise no - zero)) error 1111,1105 or 1106 messages in the system event log on the server. I've…
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Is there a way to allow some users access to their local drives in TS, but not allow all users the same right? I understand how to turn the access off/on in GPO but that appears to be "all or none" effect. -- richk
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Number of Remote Desktop Sessions
by Guest Ken- 1 reply
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Hi, I have many apps on one server and many techs. We need more remote desktop session besides the standard 2. Can we add more sessions without having to setup a whole terminal services environment. Thanks for your help on this.
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Language support in terminal services
by Guest Gvd- 2 replies
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Hello all, I wonder if it is possible to have users log on to terminal services in different languages. If this is possible, what about software, can it also support different languages to the users? Thanks
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Win 2003 Terminal Server Performance
by Guest erding- 2 replies
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I had a windows 2000 terminal server that I was using for branch office connectivity. Running Office applicaitons as well as Intenet Browser and a coupld of systems for creating loan and new account documentation. I added a new win 2k3 server with terminal services and tested it out. All seemed well on the local subnet, but when I try to get to it from a remote subnet the performance really dies. It takes forever to get the login screen up, and repaints on the remote thin client take forever. I can log in locally and all seems to be fine. The connection from the remote office to the term server is a 10 MB fiber connection so bandwidth shouldn't be a …
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Remote Desktop to Macintosh
by Guest Diane Walker- 4 replies
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We have a Macintosh running OS/X, ver. 10.4. Is there a way to Remote Desktop from the Windows Vista to Mac OS/X? Thanks.
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Error 7025 - An attempt was made to connect to a session whose vid
by Guest Dave Minker- 2 replies
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User "A" running a WinTerm (Wyse) set to 1024x768 @ 16 bit is connected to a Server 2003 Term Server. User "B" running a Dell PC set to 800x600 @16bit is connected to the same Server 2003 Term Server. User "A" runs terminal services manager, finds user "B" in the user list, right clicks on the user and chooses "Remote Control". The following error is returned to User A: "Error 7025 - An attempt was made to connect to a session whose video mode is not supported by the current client" Anyone running a WinTerm can easily remote control any other WinTerm users on the same TS, but this issue persists for any WinTerm user managing any "real" PC's s…
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Win2008 RC0 TS Web Access
by Guest Miha- 4 replies
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Hi We're testing new TS functionalities in Win2008 RC0. After trying to access TS Web Access via IE7 (on WinXP or WinVista) I get the following error ActiveX control not installed The Terminal Services ActiveX Client control is not available. You must install this ActiveX control before you can access RemoteApp programs through TS Web Access. The ActiveX control is included with the Remote Desktop Connection 6.0 client update. You can learn about this update and download the installation package by visiting this website. After you install the package, you must refresh this Web page to see the list of RemoteApp programs. Looking for some answers thr…
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I can't put my terminal services in server working
by Guest Marco- 3 replies
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Hi. I have just installed windows 2003 server web edition. I already configure the terminal services to accept connection from administrators and nothing. Do I have to do something special to put it work? Regards, Marco
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Remote Desktop Connection
by Guest Ale_Italy- 3 replies
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Dear all, we have some Win XP PC need use the Remote Desktop Connection. We want generate a RDP file with login and password in each computer, to autologin on Terminal Server PC. Sending RDP file to use on different computer is not supported for security reason. There is a standard and public way to encrypt the password? We can generate a different encryption for the same password in different PC? One more question about the Terminal Server PC and Win XP PC Client in the same domain. User logins in Client PC, the same user logins with RDC on Terminal Server PC, there is a way request password only once? There is a way to obtain password from the login o…
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win32k.sys error page fault in nonpaged area
by Guest laith.mustafa@gmail.com- 1 reply
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We installed a 2003 Standard x64 bit SP1 server 4 months ago to serve as Terminal Server for 200 thin client users. No changes were made to the operating system but the server started crashing a month ago every 2-3 days with the following error messgae: win32k.sys error page fault in nonpaged area I found the following article about this error that relates to Windows 2000: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q129845/ Is this relevant to 2003 64 bit SP1? Is this fixed in SP2? Any help is appreciated. Laith