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Did you try these steps for installing the cert on the client? To install the TS Gateway server root certificate on the Terminal Services client 1. Open the Certificates snap-in console. If you have not already added the Certificates snap-in console, you can do so by doing the following: ·...

Did you add the self signed certificate on the client machine to the Trusted Root Certification store? It must be added there also. Also if you signed the cert using the CN name of the computer you must also use the CN name when you are configuring the remote desktop-advanced-settings options on...

thanks I'll keep that in mind.

Thanks. The issue was port 3389 was open so it was allowing all RDP traffic. I blocked 3389 and opened 443 and I was not allowed to connect without the cert. I installed the cert and only then was I able to connect. Thanks for your help.

I have configured a server 2008 machine as a TS Gateway. For testing purposes I used a self signed certificate. I created my CAPs and RAPs. I connected my TS Gateway to a DSL router with a static ip address so it is accessible on the internet. Using a client machine on the internet i initiated a...

Hi, our original sco unixware 7.1.1 cd's were damaged (cd 1-3). Does Anyone know where I can download them from? The SCO site has patches and updates. thanks

Method 1 worked. Thanks a mil. This server is used for a test environment that's why we still have it a solaris 8 but eventually we would upgrade. Thanks again.

I have a SUN STOREDGE L8 tape library that I attached via SCSI to a SUN server running solaris 8. How do I configure solaris to recognise this tape library? Not really experienced with solaris/unix.

Plug n Play was started and I added Everyone to the security permissions on the nmcom.dll file and still no luck. I may just abandon Netmeeting and use the mstsc /admin switch to setup a remote session to the console.

Yes is was started. This was the first thing I checked.

When I right click the netmeeting remote sharing icon in the system try and click :Activate Remote Desktop Sharing" nothing happens, the option is still blacked out. I've tried re-installing Netmeeting 3.01 but that did not help. I'm running Windows Server 2003 SP2. Can anyone help?

Ok here goes: I tried the suggestions in articles: http://seer.entsupport.symantec.com/docs/238063.htm & http://seer.entsupport.symantec.com/docs/264967.htm but no change in performance. I had to make the changes on the Veritas end recommended in article...

Thanks all. I would try those recommendations and provide feedback.

Hi All, We currently use netbackup 4.5 to backup our Oracle database in a Solaris 9 environment. A backup of the relevant directories to tape via netbackup would take approx 11hrs. However if we do a tar command of the same directories to the same tape drive it only takes 3 hrs. We do not have...

I'm running SCO Unixware 7.1.1. So far i have the following script to report on the file systems that are over 25% #In this example the script will display those systems over 25% df -k|awk '{if(int($5) >25) {print $1" ---- "$5 " mount pt: " $6}}' How do i incorporate a scipt to send this...