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Whoops, &nbsp;and no, I'm not a guru on this subject!! Guess I can't even use this site yet! Definately not awake yet!
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Whoops,  and no, I'm not a guru on this subject!! Guess I can't even use this site yet! Definately not awake yet!

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as netman said, you are not going down the wrong road, just the long, windy, goat track. Follow Netmans suggestion and get onto the freeway. life is so much nicer up here.<br />
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Cheers.<br />
Andy.
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as netman said, you are not going down the wrong road, just the long, windy, goat track. Follow Netmans suggestion and get onto the freeway. life is so much nicer up here.

Cheers.
Andy.

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Hey All..<br />
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i'm looking for some opinons. Long story short, a small company asked me to install a server with terminal services. They have 1 common share, and each user has a private user folder.<br />
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My game plan is to install Server 2003 R2 as a workgroup server. I was going to do a simple logon.bat that maps to the shared directory and one that maps to the %username%. In theory, that will take care of the local LAN logins (I hope).<br />
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Where I need some direction, is on the terminal services side, as I've never installed this before. I'm assuming close to the same procedure, make a user on the server for each user, get a login script going somehow, and life is good????? <br />
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Can someone let me know if I'm going down the right road?
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Hey All..

i'm looking for some opinons. Long story short, a small company asked me to install a server with terminal services. They have 1 common share, and each user has a private user folder.

My game plan is to install Server 2003 R2 as a workgroup server. I was going to do a simple logon.bat that maps to the shared directory and one that maps to the %username%. In theory, that will take care of the local LAN logins (I hope).

Where I need some direction, is on the terminal services side, as I've never installed this before. I'm assuming close to the same procedure, make a user on the server for each user, get a login script going somehow, and life is good????? 

Can someone let me know if I'm going down the right road?

Building new 2003 server, looking for options

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).