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Terminal Server sesssion to users desktop

Asked by prutter in Remote Desktop/Terminal Services

Tags: Microsoft, Terminal Services, 2003

I brought this up before but have discovered the isse but need more info if possible.  

I am trying to have all users connect to their desktop from our TS and I need the speed to be adequate.  What i was doing was loggin into the TS into the domain and then trying to connect to my office desktop (via teh network again. So i can have my drive mappings).  When I login into the desktop (via RDP) by logging into the domain again the connection is very slow (unbarrable at times).  However, when i try to login to the local desktop (This computer only) then the connection is everything i would expect it to be.  What i would like to know is...Why would there be that much pof a differnce logging in both ways?   Also, it there an easy way to map the drive by just loggin into the workstation that way?  Any info is appreciated.  thanks.

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