Legacy Mode

[Guest gspotts]

I have a Dos MRP program that has been reworked to run as a Windows

application. As the program has a maximum number of concurrent users we

delete the user log file each night to clear redundant users. The first

person who logs on in the morning is supposed to recreate the file. This

works fine over the network but does not work as when logged in on a TS

session. I have been told that we need to set up the TS account in Legacy

mode. Does anyone have any info on this. What is legacy mode? How does it

differ from a normal TS session? what impact will it have on running

conventional applications on TS.

 

Many Thanks

 

Graham Potts

[Guest Jay Goins]

RE: Legacy Mode

 

I think you are referring to:

 

Terminal Services Configuration, server settings, permission compatibility

 

choose relaxed security for legacy apps

choose full security otherwise

 

Your terminal server will perform well for all applications in relaxed

security mode, however, your terminal server is NOT as secure!

 

--

JJ

 

 

"gspotts" wrote:

> I have a Dos MRP program that has been reworked to run as a Windows

> application. As the program has a maximum number of concurrent users we

> delete the user log file each night to clear redundant users. The first

> person who logs on in the morning is supposed to recreate the file. This

> works fine over the network but does not work as when logged in on a TS

> session. I have been told that we need to set up the TS account in Legacy

> mode. Does anyone have any info on this. What is legacy mode? How does it

> differ from a normal TS session? what impact will it have on running

> conventional applications on TS.

>

> Many Thanks

>

> Graham Potts

[Guest gspotts]

RE: Legacy Mode

 

I have found the settings & ammended as described. I will test them but need

to do this when everyone is off line. Many thanks for your help

 

"Jay Goins" wrote:

> I think you are referring to:

>

> Terminal Services Configuration, server settings, permission compatibility

>

> choose relaxed security for legacy apps

> choose full security otherwise

>

> Your terminal server will perform well for all applications in relaxed

> security mode, however, your terminal server is NOT as secure!

>

> --

> JJ

>

>

> "gspotts" wrote:

>

> > I have a Dos MRP program that has been reworked to run as a Windows

> > application. As the program has a maximum number of concurrent users we

> > delete the user log file each night to clear redundant users. The first

> > person who logs on in the morning is supposed to recreate the file. This

> > works fine over the network but does not work as when logged in on a TS

> > session. I have been told that we need to set up the TS account in Legacy

> > mode. Does anyone have any info on this. What is legacy mode? How does it

> > differ from a normal TS session? what impact will it have on running

> > conventional applications on TS.

> >

> > Many Thanks

> >

> > Graham Potts