Baseline Windows Server 2003 installation and configuration
Active Directory, Domain Controller, RDP, Remote Desktop Protocol, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003 configuration, Windows Server 2003 Installation
I have just loaded Windows Server 2003 onto my Dell server. It's a pleasure to log onto it after struggling to load a RAID 5 driver for over a week.
I haven't installed Active Directory, IIS or the RDP. I don't have any internet connectivity although I've plugged it into my home wireless router.
Would anyone have some sort of an order of events for loading/configuring the needed components to eventually facilitate RDP capability?
I'm server ignorant although I will work it out in the end and hopefully some of you can help me along the way.
Thanks.
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February 25, 2009 5:16 AM
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February 25, 2009 2:24 PM
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All you have to do is enable Remote Desktop. Right click My Computer, Proterties. click on the remote tab and then select the check box for enabling Remote Desktop. As a basic setup, this will allow you to logon as administrator. I use this option on my Domain controller as well. One of the first things I would do, is make your IP address on this server static, after that, setup Active Directory, then IIS.
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