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Cool, thanks guys, I will give that a shot and report back.
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Cool, thanks guys, I will give that a shot and report back.

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I'm sorry, didnt mean to close this, &nbsp;I was trying to accept both answers.
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I'm sorry, didnt mean to close this,  I was trying to accept both answers.

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Thank you for the help guys.
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Hi There, <br />
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We have a 2008 3 server Terminal Server cluster with a 4th server acting as a Session Broker and License Server. <br />
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I've gone through the MS article and configured the TS Cluster per their recommendations and it is working fine for many users except for my clients with WYSE terminals.. I'm guessing they are on an older RDP client as they have to enter their password twice which is no big deal, but these WYSE terminal users also experience the background colors and font colors change when they are sent to a new server. &nbsp;<br />
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This color change is pretty hard to deal with from what I understand, so I'm wondering if anyone out there has experienced this and if yes, is it something I can change on the server side, or will I need to contact WYSE?
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Hi There, 

We have a 2008 3 server Terminal Server cluster with a 4th server acting as a Session Broker and License Server. 

I've gone through the MS article and configured the TS Cluster per their recommendations and it is working fine for many users except for my clients with WYSE terminals.. I'm guessing they are on an older RDP client as they have to enter their password twice which is no big deal, but these WYSE terminal users also experience the background colors and font colors change when they are sent to a new server.  

This color change is pretty hard to deal with from what I understand, so I'm wondering if anyone out there has experienced this and if yes, is it something I can change on the server side, or will I need to contact WYSE?

2008 Terminal Services Cluster - Screen Colors off on older RDP clients

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