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1.Remote Desktop & Notification Area
When I connect to my Vista installation from XP using Remote Desktop, none
of the icons in the Notification Area get drawn - I just get boxes where I
can see the underlying desktopn underneath. I have my taskbar set to auto
hide if that makes a difference.
Is there anything I can do about this?
TIA
2.Remote Desktop load never completes
This morning a problem has occurred where remote desktop sessions fail to
completely initialize. When I log into a RDP session to a Windows 2003
server, the desktop never loads. All I see is the grey background; the start
menu and desktop icons never appear, and the only way to get out is to
disconnect the RDP session. This is happening on a few servers, not just
one. It only seems to be affecting Windows 2003 servers.
I am logging in with the admin account. This was not happening yesterday,
and it's affecting servers in admin mode or full TS mode. It almost seems to
be an authentication delay of some type.
Anyone with any suggestions? Thanks.
3.Remote Desktop logon does not complete
I have two XP Pro machines. RDC has worked very well for some time,
but occasionally (and it's happening now), I am unable to logon. The
symptom is that I get connected and see the default background, and
in this case it even prompts me to change the password on the remote
machine since it is about to expire. But then after saying no, it
hangs for a minute or so. Eventually it redraws the background and
just goes away. If I do not un-maximize the RDC window when the
program starts, my session may even hang for a little while before
timing out (i.e., Windows is unresponsive on the machine I am
connecting from). The remote system has a screen saver but I've
found it situations where it hasn't even kicked in when I get back
to work (where the machine I am trying to connect to is located),
but this is not always the case so I don't see it being involved.
I'm going through a firewall to get to the remote system but when
I've had these problems in the past it hasn't made a difference if I
do it remotely or on the building LAN.
Any idea what could cause this to happen (or how to fix it)? One
time when I had this problem for an extended period (or maybe it was
just refusing the connection entirely), I disabled and then enabled
remote desktop on the remote machine and it solved it. I have not
rebooted the remote system since this started happening.
Bill
4.Cannot Remote Desktop to servers Even if in Remote Desktop Users Group
So To allow my IT Staff to Remote Desktop to the Server machines without
being a Domain Admin, I followed the how to on Creating the Restricted Group
and then Adding that group to the Local Remote Desktop Users group.
The IT staff can login just fine. If I as Sam User to the Remote Desktop
Users group on the local server they are not allowed in and get the message
about having to be added to the group.
What gives? Did I setup the Restricted Group Wrong?
Thanks,
Scott<-
5.[Remote Desktop]Copying file between a local computer and a remote desktop server
I need to handle a log for printing and copying files between a local
computer and a remote desktop server.
My office has a windows server and clients often connect our server to
save their programming codes and sometimes, they copy from our server
too.
All I want is to track WHO copies WHICH FILES from our server when
clients connect using remote desktop server.
is there option in the server? or should i purchased a software to
track?
We are using WIndows Server 2008
Thanks in advance.
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