Windows2000 Terminal Services Tips
Windows 2000 Terminal Server has two runtime: "Application Server Mode" and "Remote Administration Mode). The former provides application sharing services for end customers. In this mode, the client uses the identity of the simulation terminal and displays the server desktop, and the application on the server can be run. The latter provides a powerful way for system administrators with a remote management server. System administrators can remotely manage the server via any TCP / IP connection. These two modes are suitable for different occasions, but they cannot run at the same time.
In small and medium-sized local area networks, in order to simplify network management, reduce system administrator burden, reduce software upgrades, and maintenance, usually use Application Mode to provide application sharing services to clients. This article mainly discusses the solution to the problem of managing the network in this mode.
First, determine the operating mode of the terminal server
As mentioned earlier, the Windows 2000 terminal server can run under Application Mode or "Remote Management Mode", then how do you determine what is the mode of running the terminal server? We can use the following methods.
Select "Start" * "" Administrative Tool "*" Terminal Services Configuration ", click" Server Settings ", click" Server Settings "in the left window," Terminal Server mode "in the right window" The current mode will appear in the property column.
Second, switch between "Application Mode" and "Remote Management Mode"
You can switch between "Application Mode" and "Remote Management Mode" as follows.
Select "Start" "Settings" * "Control Panel", double-click Add / Remove Programs, click "Add / Remove Windows Components" icon, do not change any options in the "Select Windows Components" dialog box "under" One step, in the Terminal Services Installer dialog, 2 modes are displayed, and the currently running mode is selected. You can choose another mode directly, then click "Next" to restart your computer.
Third, switch between installation mode and execution mode
Installing an application on a Windows 2000 Terminal Server has two installation methods: "Install Mode" and "Execute Mode). These two installation methods are different. The application installed under "installation mode" allows all terminal service users to use, and the program installed under "execution mode" can only be used by users installed, other users cannot use. Therefore, if you want to install the program for all user, you must use "Installing Mode" to install. There are two ways to enter the "installation mode".
Method 1: When installing an application in the Control Panel, you can automatically enter the "installation mode" when installing the application.
Method 2: You can do it as follows.
1. Select "Start" * "Run", enter the command "CMD" and click "OK".
2. Enter the following commands in the command line Enter.
Change user / install
After running this command, the terminal server enters "Installing Mode" and then installs the application for the user.
3. Once the application is installed, you can use the following command to exit "Install mode" and enter "Execute Mode". Change USER / EXECUTE
4. You can use the following command to test the terminal server in what model is in.
Change user / query
Fourth, the user logs in to the server from the terminal service client
By default, any user established on the Terminal Server has the right to log in to the server from the terminal service client. However, it is also possible to give this right to one user as follows.
Select "Start" * "" * "Management Tool" * "Computer Management".
Expand the "System Tool" branch and its "local user and group" branch, then click "User" option.
Double-click the username that will give this permission, select "Log in to the Terminal Server" check box in the Term Services Configuration File tab, click "OK" to close the Computer Management dialog.
Select "Start" * "" "" Administrative Tool "*" Terminal Services Configuration ", open the Connection folder, select" RDP-TCP ".
Select "Operation" * "Properties", add after the "Permissions" tab is added to the user or group you need to give this permission, click "OK".
5. Install Office 2000 CD1 on the Windows 2000 terminal server
When installing Office 2000 on a Windows 2000 terminal server, you must do some preparation before installation, so that the installation is successfully completed, otherwise the following error message will appear: "Some of the default settings for the Microsoft Office 2000 installer cannot be normal on the terminal server. Work. To install Office 2000 on the Terminal Server, you must use the Office 2000 Resource Kit CD or website
The instructions and tools provided in http://www.microsoft.com/office/ork. "
Because Office 2000 is installed on the Windows 2000 terminal server, you need to use a converter TerMSRVR.MST. After inserting the Office 2000 CD into your computer, the installer will automatically run, so that the converter cannot be used, thus causing the above error. Therefore, we should use the converter Termsrvr.mst when installing Office 2000.
Before installing Office 2000, you should first do the following 2 preparations.
1. The terminal server runs under "Application Mode" and has been installed and launched to allow multiple terminal service customers to use Office 2000 at the same time.
2. Terminal service conversion program TERMSRVR.MST has been obtained, and it has been placed under a directory on the hard disk. This file can be obtained in the following ways.
(1) It can be found in the ORK / PFILES / ORKTOOLS / TOOLBOX / TOOLES / TERMSRVR directory of the Office 2000 Resource Kit CD.
(2) If the Office 2000 Resource Toolkit has been installed, you can find it on the
(3) If there is no Office 2000 Resource Kit CD, you can also download the Microsoft's website. Download the file name ORKTools.exe, is a self-decompressed package, which contains the TerMsrvr.mst file. The download address is: http://www.microsoft.com/office/ork/2000/download/orktools.exe.
After doing the above preparation, you can successfully install the first CD of Office 2000 on the terminal server as follows.
1. "Add / Remove Programs" in Control Panel, click "Add New Program", then click "CD or floppy disk", click the "Next" button, click the "Browse" button.
2. Select Setup.exe under the root directory of Office CD1 and click the "Open". Setup.exe will appear in the "Run Setup" dialog box.
3. Type a space after the "setup.exe" command in the "Setup.exe" command in the Run Setup dialog box, then type the following:
Transforms =
Where
4. Click the "Next" button to enter the user information and click the "Next" button.
5. Get Click the "Next" button after agree to the end user agreement. Click the "Install" button.
6. When the information successfully installed, click the "OK" button, "Next" button, then click the "Finish" button.
Sixth, solve the Office 2000 after starting the terminal service function
After starting the terminal service function on the Windows 2000 server, the Office 2000 application may not be able to run. When installing the Office 2000 new component or when using the components that need to be installed in the first time: "Some of the default settings for the Microsoft Office 2000 installer cannot work properly on the Windows 2000 terminal server. To want to be on the terminal server Install Office 2000, you must use Office 2000 Resource Kit CDs or sites
The relevant instructions and tools in http://www.microsoft.com/office/ork. "
When the Office 2000 is reinstalled by using the Terminal Services Converter, the following error message will appear: "When installing an application on the terminal server, you must enter the installation mode. When you use the Add / Remove Programs in the Control Panel Install the application, The terminal server can automatically enter the installation mode. "
In fact, you will not be able to reinstall Office 2000 with Terminal Services Transducer Termsrvr.mst in the installation mode ("Installation) using the Terminal Services Converter Termsrvr.mst using the Terminal Services Converter Termsrvr.mst.
This happens is that the terminal service function can only be installed after installation of Office 2000. You can first remove the terminal service function, then uninstall Office 2000, then start the terminal service function, then reinstall the Office 2000 using the terminal service conversion file. The specific steps are as follows.
1. Delete Terminal Services
Select "Start" "Settings" * "Control Panel", double-click Add / Remove Programs, click "Add / Remove Windows Components". Clear the Select tag in the Terminal Services and Terminal Services Authorization check box, click the "Next" button, if prompted to restart your computer, restart your computer. 2. Uninstall Office 2000
Select "Start" "Settings" * "Control Panel", double-click Add / Remove Programs, select Office 2000 in the currently installed application list, then click the "Delete" button. Click the "Yes" button to confirm that the Office 2000 is removed.
3. Start the terminal service function
Select "Start" "Settings" * "Control Panel", double-click Add / Remove Programs, click "Add / Remove Windows Components", select Terminal Services. If necessary, you can also select "Terminal Services Authorization", click the "Next" button, select Application Service Mode. Select "Compatible with Windows 2000 User" and then click the "Next" button. If you select the Terminal Service Authorization option, you need to specify the relevant information to install your computer as a license server, then click the "Next" button. Click the "Finish" button to install, if needed, you can restart your computer.
4. Install Office 2000
Install Office 2000 using the Terminal Services Converter Termsrvr.mst, which is the same as the installation process described in Issue 5, and no longer reflect.
