S
Scott
We have recently replaced a Terminal Server. After installing Terminal
Services we installed Adobe Flash Player and a QuickBooks ActiveX control.
Both work if a user with local Administrator rights logs into the local
machine. Both work if "Administrator" logs into the domain. Neither works
if anyone else logs in to the domain - even other Domain Admins. Console vs.
terminal session makes no difference. The domain controller has not been
changed, so any domain Group Policies that were in affect for the old Term.
Server are still in affect for the new one.
We know it has to be permissions/security - but we've tried everything we
can think of. We've added "Domain Users" to the local Administrators group
and we've added "Domain Users" to the Registry permissions for the QuickBooks
ActiveX control, among other things. Can anyone suggest something else to
try?
The Terminal Server is a Windows 2003 R2 Standard x64 Edition with all
updates.
Services we installed Adobe Flash Player and a QuickBooks ActiveX control.
Both work if a user with local Administrator rights logs into the local
machine. Both work if "Administrator" logs into the domain. Neither works
if anyone else logs in to the domain - even other Domain Admins. Console vs.
terminal session makes no difference. The domain controller has not been
changed, so any domain Group Policies that were in affect for the old Term.
Server are still in affect for the new one.
We know it has to be permissions/security - but we've tried everything we
can think of. We've added "Domain Users" to the local Administrators group
and we've added "Domain Users" to the Registry permissions for the QuickBooks
ActiveX control, among other things. Can anyone suggest something else to
try?
The Terminal Server is a Windows 2003 R2 Standard x64 Edition with all
updates.