Re: Remote access to member server

What about outside of RWW - does anything exist to just goto the remote
login for that server?

The member server is a terminal server, so I suppose I should be able to set
it up for remote users to login to directly but I'm not sure how (currently
it is for internal LAN use only).

Thx

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Allan Williams



"Merv Porter [SBS-MVP]" <mwport@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi Al,

Unfortunately, per user restrictions can't be done within RWW. Now, if
you want to always restrict access for that user (both when on the LAN
and when using RWW), you can use:

Server Management | Standard Management | Users | (rt click) the user
account | Properties | Account (tab) | Log On To... | The Following
Computers...

Then add the target member server to the list AND also add the SBS server.
You need the SBS server specified so that the user can authenticate to the
server when logging into RWW (however, he will not be able to log onto the
SBS server itself).

The user will "see" all workstations (and the member server) in the RWW
list of computers, but will only be able to log onto the member server
itself.

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Merv Porter [SBS-MVP]
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"Al Williams" <donotreplydirect@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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We have a contractor who needs remote access to a Windows 2003 member
server in our SBS 2003 Premium network to do some short-term maintenance
on a LOB application we run on it. I know I can get him remote access
via the remote web workplace (access server desktops) but is there anyway
to just give him access to just the member server directly without using
RWW? I don't really want to expose the RWW interface to our entire system
to them if I don't have to.

Thanks.

--
Allan Williams








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