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my users are running in Active directory Bob Listen A+ MCP CCA

correct, you need to make sure that you map the W:\ drive, or what ever their homedrive is. Then copy the files mentioned in those directory, for peachtree 2005, the file name is different, but you cna see what files need to be moved. I have peachtree running in a citrix environment for a...

I have now succesfully run 2004 and 2005 in terminal server production environment for over a year now, follow the intsructions word for word or it will not work. Bob Listen A+ MCP CCA

I have been successful since my post, Useing the website given by scotchneat4me. No problems since i installed in september Bob Listen A+ MCP CCA

I got this firmware directly from Symantec, it is in beta but has fixed my problems Bob Listen A+ MCP CCA

upgrade your firmware on the Appliance, 1.6h for the 100, not sure what version for the 200, clears up alot of the problems Bob Listen A+ MCP CCA

I am looking to put Peachtree 2004 on a windows 2000 terminal server. I currently have 2003 working, although it is not support, has anyone figure out any reg hacks for 2004? Bob Listen A+ MCP CCA

go to the MMC add a snap in for group policy and choose local computer. It should now look just like the policy you had in place, change any of the settings that need to be changed. mine was under windows components under internet explorer Bob Listen A+ MCP CCA

check the local policy on the computer. Had a similar problem, i would not allow users to close internet explorer. i removed the Group policy, but the policy was still in place, i checked the local policy and sure enough it was still set. So check local security.

My understanding of the microsoft licensing is that you will need an office license for EACH of the clients. so you would need 18 office licenses not 1. Also on your server, if you are running TS i would AT MINIMUM double your ram.

install the driver on the server, make sure his profile will allow him to autocreate printers...poof your done

i found 215 easier than 210, but i took them about a year ago.

go into hardware manager, and look under modems, if there is a red X or a yellow ! you could have problems with the hardware. start there just to make sure the modem is working ok.

first what is the ISP, second what happens when you try and dail up, what is the error you are geting

well lets start by finding out what type of internet you use. is it a modem dialing up to an ISP, is it a broadband connection through a network card. Are you on a network and have to pass through a Proxy?

10 concurrent connectins is the correct answer

check the port that the printer is set up on

The connection itself should not slow down. All citrix sends back to the user is screen updates, however, depending on the # of users, you may see a performance decrease on your server, if you have 100 users all using outlook at the same time, it will slow down performance. as for active...

first question, what type of connection to the internet do you have. Second do you have a static IP Third, Do you Own a Domain Name? Fourth, on your Win2K Server do you have IIS running? Fifth, Do you intend to Run SSL? Start by answering these, then we can look into the actual set up.

Just a thought, what happens if you map the network ID to your LPT port. Net Use LPT1 \\ipadress Then your Computer thinks that printer is located locally...just a thought to try