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E.4: Microsoft Terminal Services and Windows XP Professional Remote Desktop
The Basics
Remote access via Microsoft Terminal Services, generally speaking, allows users to access a specific
machine's desktop from a remote location. For example, a consultant meeting with a client at a remote
site may need to access a database installed on a machine located at the consultant's office. Having
access to important information from any remote location can drastically reduce the amount of
overhead for a traveling consultant.
Server Side Configuration
Windows 2000 Server
· Please refer to the Windows 2000 Server documentation for the installation and configuration
procedures for installing Microsoft Terminal Services.
· Due to a limitation in Windows 2000 Server, data redirection (both audio and serial communication)
is unavailable. Only the Window-Eyes Virtual Channel is supported during Remote Desktop
connections to a Windows 2000 Server.
Windows Server 2003
Please refer to the Windows Server 2003 documentation for the installation and configuration
procedures for installing Microsoft Terminal Services.
To enable data redirection in Windows Server 2003, use the following steps:
1. Press CTRL-ESC to open the Start Menu
2. Press R for Run
3. Type gpedit.msc, and press ENTER. This will launch the Group Policy Object Editor.
4. Traverse to the Local Computer Policy->Computer Configuration->Administrative Templates-
>Windows Components->Terminal Services->Client/Server data redirection folder.
5. Press TABB to access the content pane.
6. Arrow Down to the "Allow audio redirection" option and press ENTER.
7. Press ALT-E to select the Enabled radio button, and press ENTER.
8. Arrow Down to the "Do not allow COM port redirection" option and press ENTER.
9. Press ALT-D to select the Disabled radio button, and press ENTER.
10. Press ALT-F4 to close the Group Policy Object Editor
Windows XP Professional
To enable Remote Desktop access in Windows XP Professional, use the following steps:
1. Press CTRL-ESC to open the Start Menu.
2. Press M for My Computer (this step assumes the default start menu style).
3. Press SHIFT-F10 to open the context menu for My Computer.
4. Press R for properties.
5. Press SHIFT-TABB to access the System Properties Tabb control.
6. Arrow Right to the Remote tab.
7. TABB to the "Allow users to connect remotely to this computer" check box.
8. Press SPACE-BAR to check this check box.
9. Press ENTER to close the Remote Sessions information dialog.
10. TABB to the Select Remote Users button, and press SPACE BAR.
11. TABB to the Add button, and press SPACE BAR.
12. Enter the names of the users who should have remote access.
13. TABB to OK, and press ENTER to close the Select Users dialog.
14. TABB to OK, and press ENTER to close the Remote Desktop Users dialog.
15. TABB to OK, and press ENTER to close the System Properties dialog.
Windows Vista
To enable Remote Desktop access in Windows Vista, use the following steps:
1. Press CTRL-ESC to open the Start Menu
2. Press TABB, followed by C until you select Computer
3. Press SHIFT-F10 to open the context menu for Computer
4. Press R for properties
5. TABB to Advanced system settings, and press ENTER. NOTE: You may need to confirm a User
Account Control dialog at this point.
6. Press SHIFT-TABB to access the System Properties Tabb control
7. Arrow Right to the Remote tab.
8. TABB to the Remote Desktop radio button group