Pwd syn with MS Win Terminal Server 4.0

[Guest]

Hello everybody, i have some.. euh.. logistic problem. I don't know if a lot of people know TSE but i can't imagine to be the only one who use it.
When you configure a TSE client, you can make a session icon with specific information. You put the connexion's Name, the server's name. If you want a automatic connection, you can type the User name, Domain Name and Pwd in " Hard " on this Icon.

Does it exist a method to synchonize the pwd on this Icon with the PDC?
or maybe, does it exist a method to pass the Login name and the pwd from the current session to this Icon?

Because, when the user log in the morning, he must log localy on the Domain, after , he log for the TSE session.... and after he log on the Oracle Database....
We don't use TSE as a Dumb terminal. We use it only to access Oracle.

Metaframe 1.8 , a product for the Terminal Services on W2K offert some " Pass through " login feature, but we can't take it for 2 reasons

1- it's too expensive
2- It's on W2K

Can you help me? I search a workaround to " flush " this repetitive connexion.
I know this is primary a Hardware Forum but, i had search everywhere with no success...

Thx in advance.

 

[BrainStorm]

I walked throught this last week and I got to change it manually but i'm not the WinTerminal specialist at my firm (to be sure I can ask someone tomorrow).

I'll try to post a definitive answer tomorrow.

 

[Guest]

thx

 

[BrainStorm]

Finally the response was no, instead of using Citrix client manager on top of Terminal server like we do for certain clients. But I dont think it's a great solution for you since it's not a cheap solution! Sorry for the bad news

 

[Guest]

Thx... I will wait to use the Win 2001 terminal services , when this OS will have the 'pass through' feature ( and guest what.. i'm sure on that.. )

Thx for you're answers.

 

[Guest]

euh citrix exists on NT4 too
I have a couple running for some clients seems to work good,
As for the price ok its expensive but remember the hardware savings, and the centralized administration you get. You can even put it on the internet and get some neat home-working possibility for some users. I love it but gosh it's expensive at first look.