Following on from Remote Desktop Services Manager and Remote Desktop Session Host Configuration missing from Server 2012
I need to create a secure connection to a terminal server, only allowing some users external access, while other users only have external access.
Once Remote Desktop Session Host is open. Find the current connector. Rename it to something smart like Internal Connector.
This makes it easier to know what your working with.
So this is the first time i have really came across the need in Server 2012 for Remote Desktop Session Host Configuration. We have a client that needs to allow generic accounts to log into their terminal server from internally, but prevent these accounts from external.
In Server 2008 R2 it was easy. Add a new connector, add a new NIC, and setup as needed. In Server 2012, Microsoft decided we don’t need to do that anymore. Well I’m sorry, but i do.
We have been having problems since day one with QuoteWerks with it crashing if you left it idle for a while and went and done something else. When i came back, clicked on something, it would crash out.
Yesterday a client had a problem with MYOB on a new server crashing out. With some research i found that the “Unable to access data file” was caused by a GPO setting. View full article »
So i had a problem where a server disk was under too much load, partitions were running out of space and the server just needed some love. This would be simple enough if the driver were all in their own VHD, but in this server, they were not. They were setup as a 120+200+200 View full article »
I came across this problem late last night. I needed to change the recovery model of a SharePoint DB, but came up with this error
After a bit of searching i managed to find out how to fix it.
I needed a nice easy script to output the version number of Exchange 2007 to i can see what Server Pack is installed
I have had this problem with a number of clients over the last months, after a bit of searching i found this
KB Number: KB974909
Title: The network connection of a running Hyper-V virtual machine is lost under heavy outgoing network traffic on a Windows Server 2008 R2-based computer
Description: This affects all guest operating systems. The fix is applied to the hypervisor and while a reboot is required for installation, no updated need to be applied to the guest operating systems. View full article »
