How to setup Windows 2003 Serverin remote administratorTS mode

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Guest

Hey all,
We upgraded several servers on the network from W2k to W2003. Terminal
Server 2000 in remote administration mode was easy to set, and that's what we
want for the 2003 servers. They will not be used as application servers, only
remote administration.

Our 2003 servers, are now getting a 120 day expire message. What can I do to
set these servers in remote administrator mode? Do we now have to purchase
TSClient licenses to administer our 2003 servers??? Even though, in W2k, we
didn't need any TSCals.

Thanks.
 
G

Guest

Check to see if each server has the role of Terminal Server. If it does,
then remove that role, or uninstall Terminal Server. 2003 Server has Remote
Desktop for Administration (formerly Terminal Services Remote Administration
Mode) built-in. It can be enabled via the System Control Panel -> Remote

No extra licenses are required to use RDA.

http://www.workthin.com/tshta.htm
 

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