Hello All,
I'm having a problem with user logons to Windows 2003 Terminal Servers in a Windows 2003 domain. I have searched for days to find another person having the same issue, but no luck so far.
Setup: 2 Windows 2003 Terminal Servers, 1 Windows 2003 Domain Controller.
I'm a Unix guy so please excuse my explanation of the problem. I may not be using the correct terminology.
1. I have setup active directory user accounts on the domain controller for each user. I used roaming profiles.
2. I have created a logon script for each account to map various shares. This is working.
3. I have added both terminal servers to the domain.
We are having a problem where random users are not able to logon. This does not always effect the same users. On one day a particular user may not be able to logon to terminal server #1, but can logon to terminal server #2. This can also be the opposite situation on different days. Sometimes a user cannot logon to either terminal server. There is another case where the user will get a local profile instead of the domain profile. This is all the result of moving to a domain and adding a second terminal server. We didn't have any problems using a terminal server with local accounts. I'm getting a lot of pressure to remove the domain and go back to local accounts on each terminal server. I would really like to avoid this if at all possible.
This problem is kiiling us. If anyone could help it would be very much appreciated.
Thx,
-S
I'm having a problem with user logons to Windows 2003 Terminal Servers in a Windows 2003 domain. I have searched for days to find another person having the same issue, but no luck so far.
Setup: 2 Windows 2003 Terminal Servers, 1 Windows 2003 Domain Controller.
I'm a Unix guy so please excuse my explanation of the problem. I may not be using the correct terminology.
1. I have setup active directory user accounts on the domain controller for each user. I used roaming profiles.
2. I have created a logon script for each account to map various shares. This is working.
3. I have added both terminal servers to the domain.
We are having a problem where random users are not able to logon. This does not always effect the same users. On one day a particular user may not be able to logon to terminal server #1, but can logon to terminal server #2. This can also be the opposite situation on different days. Sometimes a user cannot logon to either terminal server. There is another case where the user will get a local profile instead of the domain profile. This is all the result of moving to a domain and adding a second terminal server. We didn't have any problems using a terminal server with local accounts. I'm getting a lot of pressure to remove the domain and go back to local accounts on each terminal server. I would really like to avoid this if at all possible.
This problem is kiiling us. If anyone could help it would be very much appreciated.
Thx,
-S