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You can try by connecting via hostname or IP address, either will work. <br />
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You can try by connecting via hostname or IP address, either will work.

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I installed terminal server license on server 2003<br />
I have another server w2000. This is another domain, so I have two domains in the same place.<br />
I tried to use terminal server, it is working fine.<br />
On Terminal services Manager, I right click on &quot;All Listed Servers&quot; and I can see the second server.<br />
My question is:<br />
How can I connect ts to the second server (domain).<br />
Do not respond that on remote desktop connection in options select the domain. It is not working.<br />
Thank you.<br />

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I installed terminal server license on server 2003
I have another server w2000. This is another domain, so I have two domains in the same place.
I tried to use terminal server, it is working fine.
On Terminal services Manager, I right click on "All Listed Servers" and I can see the second server.
My question is:
How can I connect ts to the second server (domain).
Do not respond that on remote desktop connection in options select the domain. It is not working.
Thank you.


terminal server

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