Terminal on SBS 2k3

[Guest Cali Tech]

I was wanting to add TS to my SBS domain but I was not able to. I read up on

it and I found that SBS doesn't support TS. So I will have to add a 2k3

standard server in the domain. I will use the connectcomputer to add it to

the domain.

Where do I add the licensing. I have already loaded it in the SBS becasuse

that is what I was trying to get to work. Can I leave them there? Do I need

to remove the TS services that I installed on the SBS?

[Guest Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]]

Re: Terminal on SBS 2k3

 

Cali Tech <CaliTech@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

> I was wanting to add TS to my SBS domain but I was not able to. I

> read up on it and I found that SBS doesn't support TS.

 

Correct.

> So I will have

> to add a 2k3 standard server in the domain. I will use the

> connectcomputer to add it to the domain.

 

That's a good plan....puts it in the right OU, etc.

> Where do I add the licensing. I have already loaded it in the SBS

> becasuse that is what I was trying to get to work. Can I leave them

> there?

 

Yes, that's the best place for your licensing services, I'd think.

 

Do I need to remove the TS services that I installed on the

> SBS?

 

Hmmm - but you can't have installed Terminal Services on your SBS computer,

right?

[Guest Cali Tech]

Re: Terminal on SBS 2k3

 

Do I add the 2k3 server to the domain first befor connectcomputer? Or the

connectcomputer does all that for me?

 

 

"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote:

> Cali Tech <CaliTech@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

> > I was wanting to add TS to my SBS domain but I was not able to. I

> > read up on it and I found that SBS doesn't support TS.

>

> Correct.

>

> > So I will have

> > to add a 2k3 standard server in the domain. I will use the

> > connectcomputer to add it to the domain.

>

> That's a good plan....puts it in the right OU, etc.

>

> > Where do I add the licensing. I have already loaded it in the SBS

> > becasuse that is what I was trying to get to work. Can I leave them

> > there?

>

> Yes, that's the best place for your licensing services, I'd think.

>

> Do I need to remove the TS services that I installed on the

> > SBS?

>

> Hmmm - but you can't have installed Terminal Services on your SBS computer,

> right?

>

>

>

>

[Guest Cali Tech]

Re: Terminal on SBS 2k3

 

I tried using the webpage to use the connectcomputer and i get the page

cannot be displayed. I can get to the http://servername

 

I do not see any file named connectcomputer in the IIS. This must have been

missed durning the install. How can I add it. The remote website is missing

also.

 

 

 

"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote:

> Cali Tech <CaliTech@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

> > I was wanting to add TS to my SBS domain but I was not able to. I

> > read up on it and I found that SBS doesn't support TS.

>

> Correct.

>

> > So I will have

> > to add a 2k3 standard server in the domain. I will use the

> > connectcomputer to add it to the domain.

>

> That's a good plan....puts it in the right OU, etc.

>

> > Where do I add the licensing. I have already loaded it in the SBS

> > becasuse that is what I was trying to get to work. Can I leave them

> > there?

>

> Yes, that's the best place for your licensing services, I'd think.

>

> Do I need to remove the TS services that I installed on the

> > SBS?

>

> Hmmm - but you can't have installed Terminal Services on your SBS computer,

> right?

>

>

>

>

[Guest Vera Noest [MVP]]

Re: Terminal on SBS 2k3

 

Since these are pure SBS questions, you will probably get much

better help when you post them in the sbs newsgroup:

 

microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs

 

_________________________________________________________

Vera Noest

MCSE, CCEA, Microsoft MVP - Terminal Server

TS troubleshooting: http://ts.veranoest.net

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=?Utf-8?B?Q2FsaSBUZWNo?= <CaliTech@discussions.microsoft.com>

wrote on 19 nov 2007 in

microsoft.public.windows.terminal_services:

> I tried using the webpage to use the connectcomputer and i get

> the page cannot be displayed. I can get to the http://servername

>

> I do not see any file named connectcomputer in the IIS. This

> must have been missed durning the install. How can I add it. The

> remote website is missing also.

>

>

>

> "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote:

>

>> Cali Tech <CaliTech@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>> > I was wanting to add TS to my SBS domain but I was not able

>> > to. I read up on it and I found that SBS doesn't support TS.

>>

>> Correct.

>>

>> > So I will have

>> > to add a 2k3 standard server in the domain. I will use the

>> > connectcomputer to add it to the domain.

>>

>> That's a good plan....puts it in the right OU, etc.

>>

>> > Where do I add the licensing. I have already loaded it in the

>> > SBS becasuse that is what I was trying to get to work. Can I

>> > leave them there?

>>

>> Yes, that's the best place for your licensing services, I'd

>> think.

>>

>> Do I need to remove the TS services that I installed on the

>> > SBS?

>>

>> Hmmm - but you can't have installed Terminal Services on your

>> SBS computer, right?

[Guest Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]]

Re: Terminal on SBS 2k3

 

Cali Tech <CaliTech@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

> I tried using the webpage to use the connectcomputer and i get the

> page cannot be displayed. I can get to the http://servername

>

> I do not see any file named connectcomputer in the IIS. This must

> have been missed durning the install. How can I add it. The remote

> website is missing also.

 

I agree with Vera - post in m.p.windows.server.sbs. Sounds like you have

some underlying problems on your SBS box that you might want to fix first.

 

(oh, and http://servername/connectcomputer adds the computer to the

domain,but you must set up the computer account in SBS' Server Management

first. SBS does things its own way).

>

>

>

> "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote:

>

>> Cali Tech <CaliTech@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>>> I was wanting to add TS to my SBS domain but I was not able to. I

>>> read up on it and I found that SBS doesn't support TS.

>>

>> Correct.

>>

>>> So I will have

>>> to add a 2k3 standard server in the domain. I will use the

>>> connectcomputer to add it to the domain.

>>

>> That's a good plan....puts it in the right OU, etc.

>>

>>> Where do I add the licensing. I have already loaded it in the SBS

>>> becasuse that is what I was trying to get to work. Can I leave them

>>> there?

>>

>> Yes, that's the best place for your licensing services, I'd think.

>>

>> Do I need to remove the TS services that I installed on the

>>> SBS?

>>

>> Hmmm - but you can't have installed Terminal Services on your SBS

>> computer, right?