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Actually I can rename the C drive. &nbsp;MS has a KB article on it. &nbsp;What I want to know is how do I make sure that whenever users terminal session to the server, their C drive is mapped to a share?<br />
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Actually I can rename the C drive.  MS has a KB article on it.  What I want to know is how do I make sure that whenever users terminal session to the server, their C drive is mapped to a share?


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have the following requirements. &nbsp;<br />
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1) 2003 terminal server runs in Application mode in Windows 2003+2000 AD network. &nbsp;<br />
2) When users TS into the server and run this particular application (say someapp). &nbsp;This someapp requires C: drive mapped to a unique share. &nbsp;The user's local printer is mapped with unique name (i.e. computername+username).<br />
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How can I accomplish this?<br />
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My plan is to install the terminal server in D: drive and change the C: drive's drive letter to something. &nbsp;On the AD user properties, map the C: drive to a unique share on the TS server itself or anywhere. &nbsp;Printer- needs help though I have some idea. &nbsp; Here is the problem. Once you install the windows 2003 server, I can't change the C: drive's driveletter to something else. &nbsp;Any input is greatly appreciated.<br />
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Thanks in advance.<br />
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have the following requirements.  

1) 2003 terminal server runs in Application mode in Windows 2003+2000 AD network.  
2) When users TS into the server and run this particular application (say someapp).  This someapp requires C: drive mapped to a unique share.  The user's local printer is mapped with unique name (i.e. computername+username).

How can I accomplish this?

My plan is to install the terminal server in D: drive and change the C: drive's drive letter to something.  On the AD user properties, map the C: drive to a unique share on the TS server itself or anywhere.  Printer- needs help though I have some idea.   Here is the problem. Once you install the windows 2003 server, I can't change the C: drive's driveletter to something else.  Any input is greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.



 

Need help with the Windows 2003 terminal server drive and printer mapping

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).