OneInTen wrote: Thanks again. That was the solution. Since SBS 2003 is the domain controller and RWW is extensively used by the client, I was under the impression that 3389 couldn't be redirected. I was wrong. I have one more question, if you don't mind. The Terminal Server will run one SQL Server based application. Is it possible to setup the environment so some
Thanks for the reply. I undertand about the setup but my issue is how to I get to that server from the Internet when it's behind SBS 2003. Any ideas? "moncho" <moncho@NOspmanywhere.com> wrote in message news:HUVEh.2367$M65.864@newssvr21.news.prodigy.net... OneInTen wrote: I have a client with Small Business Server 2003 network and a member server with Windows Server 2003
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