Windows 2003 System Remote Desktop management tips

The Remote Desktop feature of Windows Server 2003 (Windows 2003) provides convenience for network management maintenance systems. Typically, the Remote Desktop feature needs to be turned on on a Windows 2003 server, which can be quite cumbersome. In fact, you can also use the remote registry to modify the remote desktop on the client remote Windows 2003 server.

First step: Remotely modify the Windows 2003 registry

In the client system, click "Start → run" and enter the "regedit" command in the "Run" dialog box to enter the Registry Editor. Then click on the main menu bar "file → Connect Network Registry", pop-up "Select Computer" dialog box, in the "input to choose

Optional Object Name column fill in the machine name (such as SERVER1) of the Windows 2003 server on which you want to turn on Remote Desktop, and then click the OK button to open the Windows 2003 Server registry.

Expand the Server1\hkey_local_machine\system\currentcontrolset\control\terminal Server item in the left column of the Registry Editor, and then in the right column, locate the Fdenytsconnections "key (as shown), double click to change the key value to" 0 ", click" OK "button, and finally close the Registry Editor.

Step two: Remotely reboot a Windows 2003 server

Although we turned on Remote Desktop for Windows 2003 by remotely modifying the registry, the modifications were not in effect and the Windows 2003 server needed to be restarted.

In the client, click "Start → run" and enter the "CMD" command in the "Run" dialog box to enter the command Prompt window. Type the shutdown-m \\SERVER1 r command to restart the Windows 2003 Server (SERVER1 the machine name for the Windows 2003 server).

Having completed the two steps above, the Remote Desktop for Windows 2003 server is turned on, and network administrators can use Remote Desktop Connection to maintain Windows 2003 servers on the client.

Tip: The domain user account that is used on the client has permission to remotely modify the registry and to remotely restart the Windows 2003 server, which is not available for general domain users.