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I don't get 16bits color on local 100Mb when usingTS client with win2k, just got with rdesktop...

Yep norristechs is correct (even if parameters are set to 256 colors). The only way I've found to get 16bits color on slow network is by using rdesktop (a unix tse client) which can also use intermediate resolution (I'm currently using 960X691 which fits in my 1024X768 local machine desktop)...

Problem solved. It seems that even if windows doesn't ask for it, rebooting the server while the remote access interface is de-activated does the trick. NAT works fine now. Thanx

Now Nat works The thing is that you acn't have ethernet 2 and 3 on the same subnet. I put 192.168.0.1 for ethernet 2 and 192.168.1.1 for ethernet 3 and configuring clients using DNS and gateway they're connected to (192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1) and it works great now even if I don't really...

Most of the games can be removed using the add/remove software of the control pannel. Some games don't appear in this list, usually they have an unistaller. Some don't have that either, usually you can just delete same manually. see ya

win2k server has many things that can prevent it to be normally on the LAN, try to shut down everything on the server such as DHCP, DNS, WINS. Alsao check all the protocols installed. Check the RRAS status. ALso try to give the server manual TCP/IP config, just to see if you can ping the other...

I had the same problem and I solved it by intalling win2k on a brand new partition. I think it has something to do with the MBR. My guess would be to install win2k on a blank HDD, from my expreience, that's the easiest way to make it work, well it has worked this way over 10 times with le at...

Just install it, everything you're talking about is faiely well documented in the first start windows and wizards (as I remember at least) Jomac