To solve various problems, its computing resources are provided to clients by a terminal server. Technically, it is a powerful computer that is connected to clients by a local area network.
Instructions
Step 1
Use a patch for the operating system called Windows UniversalTermsrvPatch to install the terminal server. Run it, read the description, click Next. A window will appear, click "Yes". In the next window that appears, in which you will be prompted to restore the previous files, select "Cancel". Then click on "Yes". Restart your computer for the system changes to take effect to configure the server.
Step 2
Now add users to the server. Open the "Start" menu, then click on "Settings", then go to "Control Panel", select "User Accounts". Now create a user, select "Restricted Entry" in the post type.
Step 3
Set the password in the properties. His and his name must be set using Latin characters. To configure the system user login, check both available checkboxes in the corresponding window, then click "Apply parameters".
Step 4
To complete the installation of the terminal server, change the system properties. To do this, right-click on the "My Computer" shortcut, then select "Properties", then go to "Remote Sessions". Check the box next to "Allow remote access to this computer." Click on "Select Remote Users".
Step 5
Click "Add", in the window that appears, click on "Advanced", then select "Search", mark the desired users from the list and click "OK". A new window should appear, in it confirm your choice.
Step 6
There is another way to add users - the "Administration" command in the control panel. Select "Computer Management", then "Utilities", then "Users", then "User Properties". Go to the item called "Group Membership", click on "Add" and select the desired users.
