Sick of waiting for Microsoft to release a fix to RWW to enable Console access to SBS 2003 and any other Windows Server 2003 systems connected to your SBS network? So am I. So I’ve fixed it. Process is as follows:
Navigate to C:\Inetpub\Remote
Make a copy of tsweb.aspx
Open tsweb.aspx in your favorite editor (mine’s Notepad++)
Line 304 looks like this:
MsRdpClient.AdvancedSettings2.ConnectToServerConsole = console
Replace it with this:
version = MsRdpClient.Version
if strcomp(version,"6.0.6001") < 0 then
MsRdpClient.AdvancedSettings2.ConnectToServerConsole = console
else
MsRdpClient.AdvancedSettings2.ConnectToServerConsole = false
MsRdpClient.AdvancedSettings6.ConnectToAdministerServer = console
end if
Save the changes. You can now establish console sessions to your SBS 2003 box and any other Windows Server 2003 boxes on your SBS network.
If anyone’s got a better way for displaying code in a Blogger page I’d be interested in knowing about it.
3 comments:
My partner posted on doing html code:
http://blog.hltechsolutions.com/2008/03/fabulous-tool-showing-html-code-within.html
hi
i have using windows 2003 server
i have a default.htm
i tried your code to access the server via console but comes up with an error for this line
do you know how i can resolve this issue
thanks
Gerard
Hi Gerard,
This fix is only for SBS 2003.
It allows for Windows Operating Systems using the RDC 6.1 or RDC 7.0 code to gain Console Access of the SBS 2003 Server.
Windows Server 2003 does not have Remote Web Workplace, so this fix is not applicable.
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