Using Thinclient with Win SBS 2003
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30-06-2014, 06:01 PM,
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RE: Using Thinclient with Win SBS 2003
(04-06-2014, 03:04 PM)greavette Wrote: Hello Dennis, HELP! LOL, I think I missed something. I have been trying to get this working and I have no hair left to pull out. I tried connecting to the server through RDP-GUI. It says could not connect. Was I also supposed to set up the rdesktop and just use the RDP GUI to allow for an easier interface? I only set up the RDP GUI. Anyway, I may be doing other things wrong as well. Everyone in the office (all workstations) connect to the domain on the server. Let's call it lpain. Normally, when they sit down in front of their Windows PC attached to the server, they have a login screen that already has the lpain on it. They enter a username (already defined on the server) and their password and their desktop is loaded. When I tried to set up the Rpi TC, I went to the server and googled what's my ip to find the IP address. So, i have the domain, lpain and the server ip address. I thought that was all I needed, so I set it up in RDP GUI only with those values. my rdpgui.ini file looks like this: [DEFAULT] RDPBinary = rdesktop RDPDomain = lpain (name of the domain that the workstations connect to, correct?) RDPServer = 192.168.3.198 (I only have to put the static IP address of the server here correct?) RDPDomainFlags = "-d" RDPServerFlags = "" RDPUserFlags = "-u" RDPPasswordFlags = "-p" RDPDefaulfFlags = "-x | -f" RDPExtraFlags = "-z" When I try a user name and password on the GUI screen, it says "Server error, call your sysadmin Also, when I first tried it, it did nothing. I then remembered you saying there was an issue in the code and you had to add quotes somewhere, I did that and then at least the GUI did something when I clicked the arrow. I am down to a week before this has to be up and running. My job depends on it...and I am scared! I know you are very busy, and I appreciate everything you have helped me with so far. I am indebted to you! Thank you so much!!! Dennis |
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