Due to work needs, I need to configure ts web access for Windows 2008 so that users of branches can remotely use the financial system deployed in the company. Although it has been tested many times before, it is impossible to go through this process. In the meantime, I have carefully read the step by step provided by Microsoft, the result is that as long as I add the webpart of TS web access to the page, this page cannot be accessed immediately, prompting that the page needs to be logged in, which is very strange. The results of multiple experiments are the same. The webpage cannot be accessed only when this webpart is added. Therefore, it can be determined that some resources of this webpart cannot be accessed. After Google for a long time, I finally found a foreigner's document, saying that all the images under c: \ windows \ WEB \ ts \ images need to be copied to the images folder created in step by step, I suddenly realized that such a key step was missing in step by step. At that time, I still wondered what to do when I created such a folder. There was nothing empty in it, so it turns out!
This is not only because this key step is missing. In fact, there are still some parts that are not clearly understood about IIS. Generally, the site in our production environment should be used with port 80 and the Host header, we will delete the default site so that the moss site can be accessed normally. If a new Moss application uses port 80 but no host header is specified, the default site with port 80 cannot be started, but ts web access is installed under the default site by default, So ts web access cannot work normally, I will explain it later.