Terminal Server is installed on this computer. Installing Active Directory Domain Services on this computer will change security policy on this computer so that only Administrators will be able to log on to the computer. This is done to secure access to the computer. If you wish to allow other users to log on to this computer with Terminal Server, you will need to change the security settings in Group Policy after Active Directory Domain Services has been installed. If you do not want to run Terminal Server on this computer, click Cancel, then remove Terminal Server using the Remove Roles Wizard in Server Manager.
Temporary RACs allow users to consume protected content from different locations, such as another user's computer or a public ...
Terminal Server %1 is not configured properly for redirection from legacy servers and should report only a single IP address ...
Terminal Server enables a server to host Windows-based programs or the full Windows desktop. Users can connect to a terminal ...
Terminal Server enables a server to host Windows-based programs or the full Windows desktop. Users can connect to a terminal ...
Terminal Server is installed on this computer. Installing Active Directory Domain Services on this computer will change security ...
Terminal servers from multiple domains in the same forest can discover this license server. To configure this scope, this ...
Terminal servers in the same domain can discover this license server. To configure this scope, this computer must be a member ...
Terminal Services ActiveX Client control The Terminal Services ActiveX Client control must be enabled. (The ActiveX control ...
Terminal Services Configuration cannot retrieve license discovery mode settings because a connection to the server cannot ...