Questions tagged [windows-terminal-services]
"Terminal Services" is the name used in Microsoft Windows Server 2008 and earlier, for what is in later versions known as "Remote Desktop Services". It allows its users to run applications on a remote server, sending only mouse/keyboard input and screen updates across the network.
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How do I access the list of currently logged on users through Terminal Services Manager in Windows Server 2012?
In Windows 2003 and 2008 we had Terminal Services Manager (see screenshot below). However in Windows server 2012 it's gone.
Does anyone know how to access the list of currently remotely logged on ...
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How to use tscon on Windows7?
I need to run overnight automation testing using RFT and IE on Windows7 virtual machine. I found that restarting the Windows box before the testing starts helps.
I am moving the production ...
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Prevent service accounts from logging in locally or remotely
We have a company doing development for us in-house and they have access to several service accounts. The company rotates people in and out, and instead of requesting accounts the developers are using ...
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Qwinsta: Do disconnected sessions tie up server resources
When running qwinsta I see both connected and disconnected user sessions on a Windows server. I end up cleaning up all the sessions marked with disc just because it seems like good housekeeping.
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Can raising the domain function level to "Windows Server 2003" cause remote desktop to stop working?
I've read that on Windows Server 2008, raising the DFL can cause XP and Linux/rdesktop clients to not be able to connect, but only if Network Level Authentication is enabled. However, we're only on ...
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How do I increase the maximum number of concurrent remote connections in Windows Server 2003?
I am trying to allow more than the default of 2 concurrent remote connections to a server running Windows Server 2003.
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I went to "Start" => "Administration Tools" => "Terminal Services ...
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Changing the login timeout for Windows Remote Desktop Services
At our school we use thin clients that connect to a Windows 2008 R2 server using Remote Desktop Services. This works very well.
One problem we still have is the login timeout for the RDP connection. ...
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Can I start a program from command line for another logged in user?
We have a Windows Server 2008 machine running Terminal Services. When users login, a custom program is launched and resides in the system tray that gives them some customized hotkeys for our company.
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windows 2008 R2 TS printer security - can't take owership
I have a Windows 2008 R2 server with Terminal server role installed. I'm seeing a problem with an ordinary user who is member of local printer operators group on the server.
If the user opens a cmd ...
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Create self-signed terminal services certificate and install it
The server RDP certificate expires every 6 months and is automatically recreated, meaning I need to re-install the new certificate on the client machines to allow users to save password.
Is there a ...
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Reverting "Do you want to find PC's, devices and content"
We are having some problems with printers automatically being added on a 2012R2 RDS host, and suspect the following dialog (where we pressed Yes) to be the issue..
How can this setting be reverted?
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Remote Desktop session remote control always returns Error 5: Access denied
I am having problems to shadow the remote desktop session of a user on a Windows Server 2008 R2.
If I log on as local administrator on the server with RDP and shadow the session of a domain user that ...
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how to disable user logoff from remote desktop
I need to disable log off function for terminal services users.
Disconnect option only will be acceptable.
Is any script to make it works?
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TS Gateway support for Mac?
With Windows Server 2008 Terminal Services you can utilise the Terminal Services Gateway Server to allow RDP access over 443, eliminating the need for VPNs or firewall re-configurations for external ...
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Use RD Gateway to direct users to certain term server?
Is it possible to configure RD Gateway to, depending on a users group, point them to one term server or another? Just trying to make it work on the domain right now.
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Binding the RDP listener to 127.0.0.1 only
I'm trying to bind the remote desktop listener to 127.0.0.1 on Windows Server 2003 Enterprise.
I tried tscc.msc but it only lets you choose a certain physical adapter.
Also by quickly glancing over ...
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Remote Desktop Users via Group Policy Server 2008
I have a group policy setup that turns on remote desktop connections to all clients on the network.
The only problem with this, is the local user accounts are not administrative accounts and do not ...