Remote Desktops

Does anyone have the Longhorn Server version of remote desktops or know
where to get it?
Or can you fool current Windows 2003 Adminpak to install ?
Thanks
Dave

 

I tried copying and pasting it from Longhorn Server to XP but I've screwed
up my current Remote Desktop on my XP machine ;o) Fixed it by copying the
files from another XP machine mind - but if you change some of the settings
on the mstsc.exe file on your server, you should be able to connect with
older clients.

Does that answer your question?

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I don't have the Longhorn Server files.... is there a longhorn version of
adminpak.msi and where could I get it...

 

As far as I can see right now from my Longhorn Server 5308 install, Remote
Desktops is available under Administrative Tools (Control Panel - Classic)
or from Start menu. I can also access Remote desktop from Start > All
Programs > Accessories > Communication.
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Any chance you can email me the tsmmc.msc file and the mstsmmc.dll files to


I dont have access to Longhorn Server thru my MSDN Subscription

 

Any chance you can email the tsmmc.msc and mstsmmc.dll files?
I don't have the Longhorn Server Version for Beta
Thanks

 

Unfortunately that's against the terms and conditions for us Connect users -
we're not allowed to distribute parts of Vista, or the downloads itself. I
asked a friend on the team, she said "definate no no".

If you try and repair the installation, or ask a Connect friend, I'm sure
they'll help out.

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"or ask a Connect friend"

But you just posted its against connect rules?
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Sorry didn't think....

Trying to get it legitimately as I work for a Gold Partner...

 

Try the repair method suggested by Zack.
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Nope - you're not allowed to distribute media to those outside the beta. If
someone you know is on the beta but can't download it, you can lend them a
copy no worries.

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