We're just setting up a brand new Server 2008 R2 with Remote Desktop services.
Everything is installed fine so far, we have set it up with 5 CALs per User (not Machine!) and they are activated and running.
The problem / question here is:
Is it possible to log in with the same user multiple times?
This worked perfectly fine in Windows Server 2003
We just want it to start a new session on the server with the same user.
Has anyone of you got experience in that?
Thanks!
We're facing some trouble with our Windows Server 2008 R2 installation.
The passwords expired and we're prompted to change the password.
After changing it, we get following error message:
Configuration Information could no be read from the domain controller, either because the machine is unavailable, or access has been denied.
But we aren't even using a domain controller.
So we tried running the server in Safe Mode where we get following message after changing the password:
An attempt was made to logon, but the network logon service was not started.
Are there any other things I could try?
All help is more than appreciated!
As I am optimizing all servers in our, I noticed that most of the performance bottleneck is directly connected with the harddisk read/write speed.
What I want to know is, are there any Windows / Registry / Device Driver tweaks I can do to increase I/O speed of my harddrives?
(All our servers run either Windows 2003 or Windows 2008)
All tips are very appreciated!
Thanks!
We use Siemens Step7 and SCL for PLC programming in our company.
I recently got to install Windows 7 and had yet to find out that the Siemens software suite doesn't install anymore. - Which is a pain...
Checking through the setup files, I found following entries in the Setups.ini file:
[OS]
PlattformIDAllowed=1;2
WinXP=True
WinXPExclude=0,Home,1
WinXPWarning=1
WinNETServer=True
WinNETServerExclude=Home,0,1
WinNETServerWarning=Home,0,1
Win2003=1
Win2003Exclude=Home,0,1
Win2003Warning=Home,0,1
Win2003R2=1
Win2003R2Exclude=0,1
Win2003R2Warning=0,1
WinVista=1
Win2008=1
Win7=1
I added the last line to try things out and it still provides me the same error..
As far as I know the suite is installed by InstallShield.
All help would be very appreciated!
If you are using/installing UltraEdit a lot, you might have experienced that you can register it for only one user on the machine...
But as I am setting up a Windows 2008 Terminal Server for several users to access remotely, it is a PAIN to register the key in UltraEdit on every user account.
Every other piece of software just work, what has been gone wrong with UltraEdit? / Is there a plausible fix for this problem?
Thanks a lot in advance!