how to access the local hard disk w

[asanjeliwala]

how to access the local hard disk will using terminal services

 

[GlenJohnson]

Do you mean the local hard drive on the machine you ts'd into? Glen A. Johnson
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[asanjeliwala]

let me brief u the senario, i hv a remote win2k server, which is running terminal services. N i m carring a laptop which is hving clients for Terminal services, now i m connected 2 terminal services, n from terminal services i want 2 access some files which r lying in my laptop, how can i access those files, is there anyway v can do that ??

 

[mparra]

I n't know xactly wht ure tring t say.
srry

 

[CHokKA]

He wants to be able to access files stored on his laptop through the server he is TS'd into.

 

[ftd3]

You need the 2000 resource kit. Use Rdpclip.exe in Network Management Tools.

 

[asanjeliwala]

FTD3, thanks for your response, but can u pls. tell me in detail as how & where can i find n use RDPCLIP.exe.

 

[stuttle]

If I understand your question correctly...

When you are logged into a machine via terminal services, map a drive to \\laptop-machine-name\C$

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[ftd3]

Actually, with the windows 2000 resource kit there is a howto to be able to drag and drop files from the terminal server window and your own machine. No drive mapping is needed. You need to copy soem files to the taret server and replace some files on your own machine. The files and the howto are on the 2000 resource kit cd. The howto is in the Network Management Tools directory. If you have a msdn subsription you probably have the resource kit somewhere, otherwise you would have to but it.