Removing Terminial Server?

[jeff.sadowski]

I have a windows 2003 server that a previous administrator had installed "Terminal Server" on it. We don't have terminal server licenses.

So I uninstalled terminal server to be like the rest of my servers and just enabled remote desktop.

When I restarted my server I was no longer able to remote desktop to it.

I know for a fact I don't need terminal server to remote desktop to a server none of the others have it installed and they work just fine.

I only need at most 2 connections and thats what it is suppose to allow by default.

Any suggestions on how to fix this? Thanks.

[jeff.sadowski]

Maybe there is a way to reinstall terminal services? Where would I find that?

[cluberti]

If you're sure that the "Terminal Services" service is started and running, and that the "enable remote connections to this computer" box is checked, I'd start with deleting and re-creating the RDP-TCP listener in Terminal Services configuration.

[jeff.sadowski]

Tried that already it didn't seem to work thanks for the suggestion

Maybe after messing with that and rebooting it might start working

looking here

http://technet2.microsoft.com/windowsserve...3.mspx?mfr=true

Oh and for others step one means open mmc

in the file menu click add remove/snapin click add click group policy object editor.

I tried enabling it there but with the same effect.

Edited June 18, 2007 by jeff.sadowski

[jeff.sadowski]

mmc is started from run

Edited June 18, 2007 by jeff.sadowski

[jeff.sadowski]

I keep trying all I can with "Terminal Services configuration"

I deleted RDP-Tcp and tryed and recreate it in many different ways but it seems no matter what I do I don't see it in

"Terminal Services Manager"

Edited June 18, 2007 by jeff.sadowski

[jeff.sadowski]

deleting RDP-Tcp

and creating it as something else seems to have worked