Hello,
Ilia Chipitsine schrieb:
Hello,
Arnault Teissier schrieb:
A Terminalserver acts as a normal Windows-Client. You see now differenz.Hi All,
I'm working on a full migration from windows DC to samba DC, and i'm actually having a problem with terminal server settings! I run a terminal server on win2k, but i would store all my user information on samba. Although, i don't find any documentations or info about terminal server setting with samba. Is it supposed to be possible to store it with samba and a ldap backend, and if yes, where should it be stored? Which attribute and how to modify it? That my last problem before to be able to perform a full migration to samba. Any advise, help or docs could be great!
difference is in roaming profile settings.
if You run terminal application (for instance within Citrix), it will use either the same roaming profile as regular workstation (and there will be collision with regular roaming profiles) or You have to use static (non-roaming) for terminal server.
We use Terminalserver (2k+Citrix) and Win-Clients since 1 year without special settings.
You have to look at the same things as in an Win-Client-Only Network.
I.E.: If you log on at two workstations, the last logoff will write your serverprofil.
matze
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