- 1). Start the computer running Windows Server, go to "Start," type "Run" in the search box and press "Enter." The Run utility should start. Type "server manager" in the text box and press "Enter." This will open the main server configuration window, where you can configure your server applications.
- 2). Go to the "Roles" section on the left side and click "Add Roles." A list of service types will appear. Select "Terminal Services," click "Next" and choose "Per Device" for "Licensing" to enable multiple users to connect to a single device. Click "Next" and then "Install" to install the application on your server.
- 3). Go to "Start" and open Internet Explorer or another Web browser. Type "http://servername/ts" in the address field. Replace "servername" with your server's name. Hit "Enter" and you will see the service's configuration screen. You must now set up the list of applications that users have permission to use.
- 4). Click the arrow icon to add applications to the list. Note that you are now setting the applications to allow for remote users. Local users have full access. The TSWEB application is now configured on your server.
- 5). Go to another computer and open a Web browser. Type "http://computername/ts" in the address field. Replace "computername" with the name of the computer running Windows Server. You will see the Terminal Services screen on your computer, meaning TS Web is properly configured and a connection to the server has been made. You will also notice that your access is limited to the applications you have chosen.
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