Re: REMOTE desktop problem

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I don't understand the need to do this. It seems like a colossal waste of
time and resources.

If this a POP account then install the account on each persons desktop and
under the advanced settings make sure OE is leaving a copy of mail on the
POP server.

Or set up rules to organize the mail on the individuals machines.

Or do both.

Or use an IMAP server, or Exchange.

If you must use a terminal session to do this, then set the acounts default
shell to OE and make it log her out if she closes the app.

Please ask for clarification on any points, since I know I am giving a
pretty high level overview of options.
-
Manny Borges
MCSE NT4-2003 (+ Security)
MCT, Certified Cheese Master

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"Craig from Huguenot" <CraigfromHuguenot@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
message news:1C68D8CA-22FA-431C-B9B8-BAB1FD8C0A6D@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> She is reading a "global" email adress there. "admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx All
> this
> is in OE 6. Once RDC opens up she logs onwith a account like username =
> dummy, password = dummy that i created for them to log on. This "them" is
> the
> principal, vice and secretary who should read and view the same e-mail as
> it
> cames in large volumesa nd she doesn't get the time to distribute them
> (noe
> they read it whenever they get time individually).Server is running in
> Term
> Serv in Application mode!!
>
> "Fastest Tram" wrote:
>
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I am just confused as to what the lady does on the server . I would not
>> jump
>> to giving CAL advice although I would be able to, because I think you
>> using
>> Administrative more and not application mode as of now. You will need to
>> tell
>> me more about the mode you are using and what is the purpose of her
>> conneting
>> to the server using RDC.
>>
>> Whose login does she use once RDC connection opens up ?
>>
>> Regards,
>> Rahul Nathan
>>
>> MCSE 2000 / MCSA 2003
>>
>>
>>
>> "Craig from Huguenot" wrote:
>>
>> > What i mean by "i log on from her computer" is that while sshe is
>> > logged on
>> > to the local system (i as the administrator didn't log off and back on
>> > to the
>> > local pc) i go to the remote desktop connection under Access -
>> > Communications
>> > and if i click connect it gives the message. Do you think it will make
>> > a
>> > difference if i log off on the local machine(her pc) and log on as me
>> > (administrator). But then again if it works this way then everytime she
>> > wants
>> > to read mail on the server she needs to log off her pc and logs on as
>> > "me"
>> > (admninstrator).
>> >
>> > Sorry if my explaination is a bit long
>> >
>> > "Lorenzo Sandini" wrote:
>> >
>> > > Craig from Huguenot wrote:
>> > > > Please help guys.
>> > > > I have someone on my network (win server 2003 and xp clients)that
>> > > > log on the
>> > > > server through the remote desktop connection. Now when i try to log
>> > > > from the
>> > > > same computer i get the message "The client access license of the
>> > > > local
>> > > > computer could not be upgraded or renewed." What's wrong???? Or
>> > > > when can i
>> > > > get license. Please help, it's urgent !!~!!
>> > > >
>> > > > Last time someone gave me a website to download a program that
>> > > > solved the
>> > > > problem. Please, please help!!!!!
>> > >
>> > >
>> > > By design you cannot access log on to the server using remote
>> > > desktop,
>> > > except with the administrator account. If you need to give that right
>> > > to
>> > > someone, you have to specify which user or group of users have the
>> > > right
>> > > to do so, and if you give that right, you have to face the
>> > > consequences
>> > > one day.
>> > >
>> > > Sorry I am not sure what you mean now by "i try to log from the same
>> > > computer", using your own account ? Using his/her account ? Never
>> > > heard
>> > > of a program that could solve such an issue. I am very curious to
>> > > hear
>> > > what others have to say about that CAL issue.
>> > >
>> > > Lorenzo
>> > >


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