These are NOT needed under Windows Server 2003, as this capability is built-in, so long as cleints are using Remote Desktop Client 5.1 or higher with "Disk Drives" check in the "Local Devices" section
Terminal Server does NOT automatically assign them a drive letter like in a Citrix ICA Session, but rather adds them to My Computer in a section labled "Disk from remote desktop connection". Terminal Server also does not have a GUI where you can select which client drives to connect, it does them all by default.
If you require a mapped drive letter you can map them via
NET USE DriveLetter: \\tsclient\
Or remove them via
NET USE \\tsclient\C /delet
http://www.workthin.com/tshta.htm#Re...ntConfiguratio
Patrick Rous
Microsoft MVP - Terminal Serve
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