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connecting new clients to terminal server 2003

Asked by Acura-Chris in Remote Desktop/Terminal Services, Windows 2003 Server, SBS Small Business Server

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Hi

I am installing three new XP computers to a network and using 'remote desktop connection' to connect to a terminal server. There are three computers already connected to the server and working okay.

I have added the three new users to the SBS 2003 server and then into the terminal server "remote desktop users" local group and they can log on to the existing computers but not the new ones.

The new computers (and others that i've tried at different sites) constantly give the error that the "user needs to be added to the remote desktop user group" but they are added and these users can log on to the existing computers fine! Even the existing usernames cannot log on to the new computers!

It appears that the computers don't have the right but i have searched everywhere and can't find the answer within the settings. Am i doing something wrong when setting the Remote Desktops up? Do i need to add the computers to a security group?

There are only 5 user licenses on the system and probably all used but according to the server it is in 'User' mode and should allow unlimited devices! Even if the server was out of licenses it should still issue a temp one shouldn't it?

This is driving me nuts!!

Any help much appreciated!

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