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Are there any apps or scripts that will remove all temporary internet files for all users on a windows 2003 terminal server.
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Our environment is a terminal server cluster (Win2003 servers) that everyone connects to do do their work. I have set up a new Win2008 R2 machine with the intention of using it to publish our main application to the TS farm. The idea was to keep this server dedicated to one application to avoid…
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Are there any apps or scripts that will remove all temporary internet files for all users on a windows 2003 terminal server.
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We have 300 windows xp machines on cruddy old hardware across the company.
With extended support for XP ending April next year we're looking into our options.
Couple of options:
Replace the 300 PC's with full windows 7 PC's (£100k +?) - no use of terminal server (our current model)
Replace the…
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<b>Ubuntu Geek:</b> "x2go provides you with access to your desktop as an individual as well as a corporate user - from within your own network and via the internet."
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Hi
We are using a hosted terminal server to run some applications on.
We have three users who connect to the server through RDP and try to print to a networked printer called: HP Photosmart C7280.
One of the users is using Windows XP Pro 32-bit on the host and when they print through the terminal…
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Hi, I've been testing some software in a server virtual environment and I've noticed I get a huge amount of CPU usage on the Interrupts process.
My question is, how does this relate to the virtual hardware platform as the rate is allot lower in a real system. Some how the hypervizor scheduler works…
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I'm experiencing some strange behavior: I have set the following policies:
User Configuration\Administrative templates\Desktop\Active Desktop
Enable active desktop [enabled]
Active Desktop Wallpaper [set to local path -- quadruple checked; path is correct]
Allow only bitmap wallpaper [disabled]…
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We have a external HP LTO3 tape drive. It needs to backup 6 Windows 2003 machines every night. Servers are HP DL380 G3 and the tape drive is attached locally to one of them via SCSI.
On a budget of $0, and a goal of keeping-it-simple, what is going to be the best way to backup these machines? What…
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I have a situation where a bunch of users are running our software on a Terminal Services machine on Windows 2003 Server. I've removed most permissions from the User group, but made sure they all have the appropriate permissions for their own application folders, as well as for their Documents and…
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Not sure if this would be better suited for ServerFault, but since I am not an admin but a developer I figured I would try SO.
We've been struggling to keep our multi-server configuration stable for quite some time now. At the end of last month we were running under CF 7.0.2 on a two servers setup…
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