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Web Browsing in Wn2K Term Server Session

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by jmcmullen

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We have a single Windows 2000 Terminal server. When users connect through RDP- they are unable to surf the web because they are never presented with login options for the proxy server. However-once I log in locally to the console with the users info - they are presented with proxy login settings. There after the user can then surf the web remotely through RDP session. In other words- the only way I can get the users to surf (get proxy login) is to log them in first at the server desktop.

Is there a way around having to do this?

jaime

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by marshallcurtis

Click Start, point to Programs, and then click Administrative Tools.
2. Click Terminal Services Configuration.
3. Click Server Settings.
4. Locate the Terminal server mode row in the right pane. The mode is listed in the Attributes column If you double-click Terminal server mode, Windows 2000 calls the ShellExecute API function and a dialog box opens. This dialog box describes how to change modes. Windows 2000 Terminal Services runs in one of two modes: Application Server or Remote Administration Server.

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