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I just built a Terminal Server using win 2000 server. I can connect fine. However, during the terminal session I can not see my local drive(workstation - win 2000 prof.). I connect via DSL from home to the office. My workstation has a different "workgroup" name from my Terminal Server which is a member of a Domain. Any idea ? Please help Thanks.
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by jnatale
You won't be able to do that over the internet with Terminal server, however there may be a third party solution which can.
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The simplest way for you to share files would be to create yourself an FTP folder where you could save your files when in a Terminal session and then get them through FTP from you local workstation. Or again Email yourself the file
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by acattr
if you want to see your drive letters, you either need to use Citrix Metaframe for terminal services or setup a vpn session.
There is also a tool called rdpclip. It allows you to cut and paste files back and forth during a terminal session.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q309825
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