To install TS on 2000 server, you'll need to go to "Start >> Settings >> Control Panel >> Add/Remove Software" In there click on the "Add/Remove Windows Components button". In there, select Terminal Serivces and let it install. Once it's done, you can find the client end in the following location on the server: "C:\WINNT\system32\clients\tsclient\win32" (this is for 32 bit OS's). You'll need to install the client end on any 2000/9x clients and XP has it's own Remote Desktop Connection available.

What I did this time around with dialup is just to enable ICS on the dialup connection
>on my 2000 Advanced Server and then I installed Terminal Services on the server and
>installed the client on the 9x/2000 PC's here at home so they can initiate the dialup
>remotely.

The clients don't need to necessarily browse the server unless you have
>shared resources they need access to. They just have to be able to remotely start
>the dialup connection. I tried setting it up so the dialup would initiate from clients
>opening web browsers or email but wasn't happy with the performance so I opted for
>this other setup which has been working well.
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Written in response to: re: Use Dial-Up Networking over a LAN (Curt R: Thursday, July 31, 2003 at 5:07 am) There are presently no replies to this message.

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