Terminal Server over Internet

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Dean Harry

Hi World,

We currently use Win2k Terminal Server and have setup a connection via the
internet and the active-x RDC client.

This all works well by the way, the problem I have is that when a user goes
travelling and attempts to use it from an Internet Cafe or terminal at an
airport, most of them have disabled the downloading of active-x components.

Does anyone know a way around this or perhaps another way of using TS over
the internet, perhaps java?

Regards,
Dean Harry
 
I had same problem before , no other way to use TS except with activeX ...
though there might be some other 3rd party options.. even VPN then VNC for
such emergancies?
 
Sgriff said:
I had same problem before , no other way to use TS except with activeX ...
though there might be some other 3rd party options.. even VPN then VNC for
such emergancies?
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This is sooooo wrong.

DL the RDP client from MS. This is installed as a component, and IS NOT an
active-x control that is run via the browser.

What OS are your clients running?

XP has an RDP client built in: programs>accessories>communications>remote
desktop connection.

NuTs
 
and where is mentioned anywhere else in this thread that has anything to do
with an internet cafe?

sheesh

NuTs
 
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