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Doesn't matter whether you use Terminal Services, Remote Desktop, VPN or Telnet - if you don't have &quot;teh codez&quot; you won't get far.<br />
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If you don't have the admin password (or an administrative login) you are probably going to have to get the co-locating company involved, as you may need to reinstall (worst case)<br />
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This shows the importance of documenting procedures...<br />
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Mike
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Doesn't matter whether you use Terminal Services, Remote Desktop, VPN or Telnet - if you don't have "teh codez" you won't get far.

If you don't have the admin password (or an administrative login) you are probably going to have to get the co-locating company involved, as you may need to reinstall (worst case)

This shows the importance of documenting procedures...

Mike

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My answer is valid and should work if the asker has the proper information to access the machine.<br />
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Dave Dietz
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My answer is valid and should work if the asker has the proper information to access the machine.

Dave Dietz

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Hi, I recently lost an admin and right now I cant get a new one. &nbsp;Im wondering how I can access my colocated server running win2k3 server ed. &nbsp;Id like to be able to set up some teamspeak and steam servers, but how can I access the actual server? &nbsp;Do I need a certain program? &nbsp;Im in need of help badly. &nbsp;Id like to set up a ventrilo server as soon as possible but I dont know how to access the damn box. &nbsp;HELP!
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Hi, I recently lost an admin and right now I cant get a new one.  Im wondering how I can access my colocated server running win2k3 server ed.  Id like to be able to set up some teamspeak and steam servers, but how can I access the actual server?  Do I need a certain program?  Im in need of help badly.  Id like to set up a ventrilo server as soon as possible but I dont know how to access the damn box.  HELP!

How Do I access a colocated server?

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