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[ Moved. ] Please be sure to post in the most relevant forum next time.

Seems I've been solving my own problem within a matter of days... Anyone looking to solve this problem should change the following registry key accordingly: HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal Server\WinStations\RDP-Tcp\MaxInstanceCount should be set to "ffffffff" and not "2" or anything else.

/admin switch doesn't work either. Just gives that error when two people are logged on, whether or not I use the switches.

MBP doesn't have the OpenGL based graphics card... Yeah, I know. But you know me and how obsessed I am with my MBP. Spreading the word...

Hey everyone, Ever since this W2K3 server was built, my colleagues and I have been able to have three remote RDP sessions active (the two normal ones plus the /console one). Now, for some reason, when two users are logged on and a third tries to connect with or without the /console switch, the RDP client gives the following error: Any ideas? The server's online and working fine apart from this.

SVEENNNNNNNNNN!!!!!!! Go for the Thinkpad like Zxian suggested. Or a MacBook Pro (you'd definitely break the $1000 budget with this one, hehehe)!

You seem new here, so I suggest you take a look at the forum rules before continuing to post. [ Closed. ]

I walk faster than I run.

In case anyone wants to know what the query was, here it is: select v_R_System.Name0 from v_R_System join v_GS_SERVICE on v_GS_SERVICE.ResourceID = v_R_System.ResourceID where v_GS_SERVICE.DisplayName0 like 'World Wide Web Publishing%' and v_R_System.Operating_System_Name_and0 like '%Server%' Order by v_R_System.Name0

Wow! Nice detailed profile of yourself! Welcome to MSFN! To answer some of your questions: #1. Yes, as long as they are not referral or advertising links. #2. You will need to find your own hosting for a game to share with others, but you can definitely share it on the forums after settling in here. #3. Yes, as long as they are not referral or advertising links. #4. No. Please refer to the forum rules for what is and what is not allowed. #5. Any one of the moderators, super moderators, patrons, or the admin (xper). Before doing so, though, you should look through the various forums first to figure out where yours should be placed. If worst comes to worst and you post your topic in the wrong forum, we'll move it for you. #6. Yes, as long as they are relevant. #7. I need my sugar fix.

Hey everyone, I'm having some trouble putting together a report in SCCM 2007. What I want to do is basically generate a list of all servers that currently have IIS installed and I need the proper SQL statement to pull this information. Note, this is my first time attempting to create a new report, so I'm pretty new to this. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks,

Heh... Only 31.55819% - Total Geek.

Happy birthday, xper! Hope you had a great one today!

Is your home all across Canada...? I didn't think so. I still win. I never said it was my home.

You guys are not alone. Happened to me too. Note, though, that MSFN just had its forum software upgraded.

SP3. Why is your notebook underclocked (798 MHz)?

That's it??? I have access to a few hundred terabytes (maybe a few petabytes) across Canada.

I gave in:

I can tell what I am without taking the test... LAZY, 'cause I don't feel like answering 87 questions!

Its possible with some server-side recoding, but it would be pretty silly to do it just for one guy. Example, View New Posts - nlite and vlite forums. To be quite honest, I've been thinking about requesting this feature for quite some time. I usually just like going through all posts other than anything that has to do with unattended stuff.

Have you been given/setup an FTP account on your web server? Here's a guide on how to connect to an FTP server: http://www.turboftp.com/turboftp/manual/TU..._FTP_Server.htm

A quick search on Crucial.com for your motherboard resulted in the following results for compatible memory along with some additional info: Hope this helps. I'm not too much of a memory-buff either, so I wouldn't be able to help out with the timing stuff.

I think the easiest router/firmware combination to have in order to accomplish this would be to use a Linksys WRT54GL router (or an older version of WRT54G) along with DD-WRT or Tomato firmware. There are tons of guides around to help you do this with this firmware.

The "ping" command depends on a DNS server to translate the hostname into an IP address.

Mine takes about... *times it*... 5 WHOLE SECONDS. Then again, I'm running XP under Parallels on my Mac so I can use Office 2003 (the only version I'll touch - I hate 2007), so I guess this doesn't really count.