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Please accept your answer for this question so it gets closed out.<br />
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Please accept your answer for this question so it gets closed out.
Alan


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When I log into the RWW with any &quot;Standard&quot; user account the Connect to a computer windows shows &quot;No computers are available&quot;. &nbsp;This works fine under the domain admin account, I am able to see all networked workstations. &nbsp;Also, if I add a standard account to the domain admin account it also works, I am able to see all networked workstations.<br />
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The TS CAP says that &quot;Windows SBS REmote Web Workplace Users&quot; are allowed to connect to the TS Gateway server. &nbsp;The TS RAP says that &quot;Windows SBS REmote Web Workplace Users&quot; are the associated user group and they can connect to a TS Gateway-managed group that I created with the netbios names of the workstations I want to allow access to.<br />
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I cannot figure out what is going on. &nbsp;I have installed the certificate and again it works fine if the user is a member of &quot;Domain Admins&quot;. &nbsp;<br />
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Help is not only appericated, but I am begging for it! &nbsp; :)<br />
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-Eric
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When I log into the RWW with any "Standard" user account the Connect to a computer windows shows "No computers are available".  This works fine under the domain admin account, I am able to see all networked workstations.  Also, if I add a standard account to the domain admin account it also works, I am able to see all networked workstations.

The TS CAP says that "Windows SBS REmote Web Workplace Users" are allowed to connect to the TS Gateway server.  The TS RAP says that "Windows SBS REmote Web Workplace Users" are the associated user group and they can connect to a TS Gateway-managed group that I created with the netbios names of the workstations I want to allow access to.

I cannot figure out what is going on.  I have installed the certificate and again it works fine if the user is a member of "Domain Admins".  

Help is not only appericated, but I am begging for it!   :)

-Eric

No computers are available message in Remote Web Workplace SBS 2008 STD

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Microsoft Server OS

Small Business Server (SBS) is a line of server operating systems targeted at small businesses by bundling the operating system with a number of other Microsoft products that would normally need to be purchased or licensed separately. The most notable inclusions are Exchange, SQL Server, SharePoint and ISA/TMG (Microsoft's firewall and proxy server).