I am trying to make out terminal services computer to see local drives on the computer that is connecting to the server. It shows local printers fine but if i go into properties the disable disk mapping button is checked and greyed out but i dont know why i cant uncheck it. Would the disk mapping option be what I need to show local floppy drives? If so howcome it is greyed out? Thanks.
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kpeterson: You need to install DrMap
Can I use DrMap with the new Terminal Services Client?
I know for a fact this does work, as I had to install it multiple times.
Drmap files should be loaded onto the server
Drmap files should be loaded onto the clients/ windows/system32 directory.
According to Microsoft, it is not supported with the TSAC Rdpclip and Drmapsrv Are Unsupported with Terminal Services Advanced Client (MSKB:Q278139)
The usual answer people give to that question is, "It doesn't work, I've tried it."
As pointed out by Nina Nortje, however, if you install the drmap server on a Win2K TS and the drmap client on any NT family OS - including XP with the latest TS client - it will work perfectly on a local LAN.
There are 2 isseus to remember, though; first, you LOSE clipboard sharing; second, you can only use DrMap over a local connection; it uses NetBIOS for mapping.
Create yourself a batch files works a treat.
Cheers
Seb
Can I use DrMap with the new Terminal Services Client?
I know for a fact this does work, as I had to install it multiple times.
Drmap files should be loaded onto the server
Drmap files should be loaded onto the clients/ windows/system32 directory.
According to Microsoft, it is not supported with the TSAC Rdpclip and Drmapsrv Are Unsupported with Terminal Services Advanced Client (MSKB:Q278139)
The usual answer people give to that question is, "It doesn't work, I've tried it."
As pointed out by Nina Nortje, however, if you install the drmap server on a Win2K TS and the drmap client on any NT family OS - including XP with the latest TS client - it will work perfectly on a local LAN.
There are 2 isseus to remember, though; first, you LOSE clipboard sharing; second, you can only use DrMap over a local connection; it uses NetBIOS for mapping.
Create yourself a batch files works a treat.
Cheers
Seb
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Go to this link.
You will be able to download the file.
You will be able to download the file.
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