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nevermind, i found it! Sometimes, the obvious is where we dont look :(

Hi, I've setup TS in application mode on Windows 2003 and if a user launches 2 sessions with his username, it will disconnect the first session. How can I prevent this from happening?

To launch the program automatically upon client connection, on the client side, in the Programs tab, I clicked the "launch this program when connected" tab, with the path to the executable. So when I launch the session, it automatically opens up the application and have access to nothing else...

Hi, I'm setting up Terminal Server on a Win2003 Standard. I've setup the TS service then installed the applications to be available through TS sessions. I've specified a user group to allow logon to the server. On client sides, I've setup the TS Client to launch a specific application when...

Hi Andreh, thanks for the suggestion. I havent thought bout server virtualization, that should do the trick. They're HP Proliant 360G4P servers.

Thanks for the answer and feedback. I would really prefer to have a separate DC as well, but for the moment Im limited to 2 servers. Andreh, to answer your question, we have about 20 users that will be using TS connections. TS will be mainly used to use a client application that interfaces a...

actually i made a typo, i meant that NLB will be in UNICAST mode. Id be using one adapter for NLB and one for normal network communication.

Hi, I will have 2 Windows 2003 servers, with which I'd need to run NLB using multicast mode on both of the servers to split up Terminal Services connections. However, I dont have a 3rd machine for now and I need to create an AD domain. Using one of the 2 network adapters, the one used as the...

Hi. Im confronted to a weird/complex AD change. We have an AD Windows 2000 domain, say it's called company1.local, with an Exchange 2000 server for our emails. This AD domain groups 2 OUs for 2 different businesses; company1 and acmeco. For internal reasons, we need to seperate the 2 OU...