UNLIMITED TERMINAL SERVICES CONNECTIONS IN WINDOWS TERMINAL SERVICES 2000 AND 2003 1. INTRODUCTION Welcome to Terminal Services Unlimited. This document aims to help you get Microsoft Windows 2000 and Windows 2003 terminal services unlimited connections at unlimited time. Please note that this is not crack for windows or anythig like that. Nevertheless, to completely prepare your server, I recommend that you begin by taking the step by step as it is covered in this document. I also recommend that you install, configure terminal services and terminal services licensing for running. I have tested this solution with clients Windows 2000 Pro, Windows XP, Windows 2000 Server, various Windows 2003 servers and PocketPC and also I have feedback that this is also working on thin clients. 2. UNLIMITED TERMINAL SERVICES CONNECTIONS IN WINDOWS 2000 Acording to Microsoft it is not ilegal to use terminal server with temporary licenses. There is a paragraph that says: " There is no provision in ...
Group Policy Debug Log Settings The below article has got information about enabling different debug loggings which are required for troubleshooting various Windows issues. USERENV DEBUG LOGGING Userenv logging is useful when troubleshooting group Policy application related issues or User profile related issues. ENABLING USERENV LOGGING IN WINDOWS XP Use Registry Editor to add or to modify the following registry entry: Subkey: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon Entry: UserEnvDebugLevel Type: REG_DWORD Value data: 10002 (Hexadecimal) UserEnvDebugLevel can have the following values: NONE 0×00000000 NORMAL 0×00000001 VERBOSE 0×00000002 LOGFILE 0×00010000 DEBUGGER 0×00020000 The default value is NORMAL|LOGFILE (0×00010001). Note To disable logging, select NONE (0×00000000). You can combine these values. For example, you can combine VERBOSE 0×00000002 and LOGFILE 0×00010000 to get 0×00010002. Therefore, if UserEnvDebugLevel...
One of my users ran into an issue recently when launching Microsoft Lync. When the Lync application logged into the Lync server, a Microsoft Lync wants to use OC_KeyContainer_username@company.com. Please enter the keychain password prompt appeared. The curious thing was that the keychain prompt would not accept the user’s current login password. When I checked, the user’s login keychain was unlocked and using the current password, so it didn’t appear to be caused by the login keychain password issues that I normally deal with. After some research, I was able to find the answer and get this issue fixed. See below the jump for the details. The fix: 1. Quit out of Microsoft Lync 2. Go to /Users/username/Library/Keychains 3. Remove the OC_KeyContainer__username@company.com file from /Users/username/Library/Keychains . 4. Launch Microsoft Lync 5. On relaunch, the prompt no longer appeared. What caused the password prompt?: Microsoft ...
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