TS on DC

hi all, i know that installing terminal services on a dc isnt best practice
but in this case i have no choice. does anyone know of a step by step or how
to/tip n tricks for installation/configuration of terminal services in this
way. there must be a couple of (un)documented MUSTS!!! to follow. i attemped
to install first off and i lost some of the dc admin tools from the
admnistrative tools menu and couldnt reset the dc local security policy to
allow user group logon...so......

we are probably only going to have two clients connected at any 1 time
sharing an app called exonet which runs on top of an interbase db, is it
necessary to intall in application mode for this or can you just create a
group, give it admin rights then create a locked down custom desktop for
this 1 app?

thanks for any help

chris

if it will only ever be2 concurrent users, you can keep it in admin mode and
just give them that 1 app. Just make sure you do some lock downs.

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Sincerely,
Mark Mancini, CCA, CCNA, Master CIW&CI, CNE 4&5, MCSE+I 4&2000
www.MCSE2000.com
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"simi" <simi@simi.com> wrote in message news:3f11ee64$1@clear.net.nz...
> hi all, i know that installing terminal services on a dc isnt best
practice
> but in this case i have no choice. does anyone know of a step by step or
how
> to/tip n tricks for installation/configuration of terminal services in
this
> way. there must be a couple of (un)documented MUSTS!!! to follow. i
attemped
> to install first off and i lost some of the dc admin tools from the
> admnistrative tools menu and couldnt reset the dc local security policy to
> allow user group logon...so......
>
> we are probably only going to have two clients connected at any 1 time
> sharing an app called exonet which runs on top of an interbase db, is it
> necessary to intall in application mode for this or can you just create a
> group, give it admin rights then create a locked down custom desktop for
> this 1 app?
>
> thanks for any help
>
> chris
>
>
>