Problems with Server 2008 AD snap-in & Terminal Server settings
Hi,
just installed a new w2k8-AD. Users have roaming TS-profiles.What i found out is: As soon as i use the AD mmc snapin from w2k8-server and change anything on the tabs remote control, terminal services profile, environment or sessions then automatically the "starting program..." option is selected in environment tab. But i can only see that it is selected i if i use the AD mmc snaping from w2k3-server.
Regars
Reiner
回答
Reiner - I do see the same behavior. Are you seeing any negative consequences as the result of it - other than what you described? If not, stick to managing properties using one set of management tools to avoid it...
Feel free to report it to MS (https://connect.microsoft.com/ or https://connect.microsoft.com/windowsmanagement/Survey/Survey.aspx?SurveyID=9338)hth
Marcin- 回答としてマークBruce-Liuモデレータ2009年12月4日 8:12
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- Reiner,
as far as I can tell, you are running into an issue that results from the new implementation of user-based Terminal Services attributes in Windows Server 2008 AD. Earlier AD versions used for this purpose userParameters blob, starting with Windows Server 2008, TS properties are managed using a range of msTS attributes...
hth
Marcin - ok msTS attributes...
but for me this looks like a bug in the w2k8 AD nap-in? No one ever had the same problem? Reiner - I do see the same behavior. Are you seeing any negative consequences as the result of it - other than what you described? If not, stick to managing properties using one set of management tools to avoid it...
Feel free to report it to MS (https://connect.microsoft.com/ or https://connect.microsoft.com/windowsmanagement/Survey/Survey.aspx?SurveyID=9338)hth
Marcin- 回答としてマークBruce-Liuモデレータ2009年12月4日 8:12
Hi Reiner,
This issue can be reproduced on my side. I will forward this issue to our Product Group for further analysis.
As Marcin suggested, please use one set of management tools to avoid this problem. Meanwhile, if there is any negative consequences, please let us know.
Regards,
Bruce
