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Hi All,I am testing LAPS in my network with 2 workstations.OS: Windows 10Server : 2019 (DC)Created GPO Called LAPS to Enable Local Administrator account, Installing the LAPS MSI, and LAPS settings.Assigned this GPO to Test OU with my test PC's. I believe the real meaning behind this day is to remind us all. While smiling is, of course, what first comes to mind. We made it to Friday, October 7th! Not only is it Friday, but it is also World Smile Day.

Snap! FortiGate firewalls, Pixel 7, Neeva, Cat's Eye Nebula, Uranus, & more Spiceworks Originals.

:)Or, you know, if you don't have a pet dinosaur, you can post other, lesser dinosaurs, since I suppose it is their month too. October is International Dinosaur Month, so let's see those SpiceRex pics, taken in the wild.

Windows terminal server alternative update#

Discovered that there was a database update that needed to be applied overni. Our IT Manager is out for vacation, which is not a big deal, but there are often days when staff are needy. Yesterday was a day.In-Office was insane.

Overnight Database updates, found myself looking at the business end of a taser! Water Cooler.

so only running these VMs on the 2 ESXi hosts.VCSA, Server 2008 TS, Veeam server, Server 2008 TS (replica) Server 2008 TS "VM" can be vMotion to 2nd ESXi host in case of server maintenance (physical server failures, firmware updates and/or VMware patches) Server 2008 TS "VM" is also replicated to the 2nd ESXi host (to meet the 99% up time in case of VM issues) running Veeam Backup and replication server as a VM as backup solution (backup to Synology NAS as backup repository) Then the terminal server 2008 could literally last "forever" (as long as VMware still supports the OS).

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What we did was a relatively simple solution.I P2V the terminal server into a VMware ESXi host (2 hosts with local SSDs for redundancy with VMware Essentials Plus licenses). We used to have the same issue.main problem was that Server 2016 and/or Server 2019 have so much more "security" than server 2003 and/or server 2008 which these solutions (scanners and/or warehouse/factory systems would not need. There is only two resolution settings on the scan gun it self the current setting is the only way that it is going to work correctly. If anyone has ANY suggestions that could help me with this, I would greatly appreciate the help! I have cross-referenced all of the settings, Local security policy's, gpedit, everything and I just cannot make any sense of this.

It would snap everything to the screen, which I cannot get the new server to do? So basically what I am looking at is the guns are disconnecting from the server when sitting idle and the resolution settings issue. Not to mention there must have been some setting on the old server (which I can still login to) where they statically set some resolution setting to accommodate these scan gun screens which are like 200 x 350, so there was no over flow on the screen. Now, post new server build, with all of the same GPOs applied to the new server, when these scan guns sit idle for too long they are asked to re-authenticate back into the server.

When the old 2008 server was working, these guns could sit all day long with out their connection to the server breaking and never were asked to re-authenticate back into the server when sitting idle for quite some time. Motorola MC9200 Hand Held Computer scan guns, that are used all day long with inventory and moving product around. This server is strictly used for scan guns, more specifically Built out a Windows Server 2016 with Remote Access and Remote Desktop Services roles installed. I thought that I would bring my question to the pros! So, long story short we had a terminal server go down running Windows Server 2008 Standard and I was told to spin up a new server.