Have upgraded to xwiki to 10.5 from 9.8 , got one new field in content panel office server but when added some extension office server which comes in content panel got disabled. What do I have to do for enable office server. Office server connectivity is established.
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I just installed a new Windows Server 2016 Essentials hoping to create a test environment for RemoteApp hosting. So far good, all worked great, until I started getting a "Remote Desktop licensing mode is not configured" warning message.
Running the RD Licensing diagnoser says "Number of licenses available for clients : 0"...
Well, then I started searching the web for CALs, but Microsoft's documentation is crystal clear: Essentials version contains 25 CALs and cannot be extended. Perfect in my case - but where the heck are these CALs, how can I make them available?
25 CALs of server = max. 25 computers connect your server at same time.
You can also see computers connected to the server from the active directory
I am new to sharepoint. I have sharepoint server 2010 and lync 2010 installed on the windows server 2008 R2. When I add any item to the list which has member field, lync presence icon is shown in IE8 but not in IE9. I have microsoft office 2010 installed on the machine.
I tried the so many things but did not succeed. Site is intranet and also added to the trusted site and name.dll is present.
I have a sharepoint Server that I uninstalled. (I just did it through add-remove programs and uninstall)
Then when I tried to re-install Sharepoint foundations 2010 (the same version I uninstalled) it would seem to work correclty, but it would not give me an option for Stand Alone. Only giving me an option for Existing Web Farm or New Web Farm.
I have tried to delete the instances of SQL Server (Sharepoint) but still getting this problem.
I have Windows 2010 Server (same as Windows 2008 R2)
There is no "Stand Alone" option. I just installed a fresh SharePoint 2010 and only had the options for "Existing Server Farm" or "New Server Farm". As explained in the same dialog: Go for "New Server Farm" when you are installing it on a single server (stand alone).
We have Team Foundation Server 2010 installed on a domain server with Visual Studio 2010 installed on the client side connected to the domain. All works well.
We then installed TFS Powertools 2010 so that we could use the TFS facilities integrated with Windows Explorer. This doesn't seem to work - the Team Foundation Server sub menu which is present in the context menu has only one entry - "Reconnect to server". When this is selected an error is returned saying "Unable to connect to Team Foundation Server".
I would have expected a dialogue box requesting credentials to be input but this does not happen. Does anyone know where these credentials are stored or some other work around? I've seen similar questions but no definitive answer.
Thanks in advance
You can store the credentials in the Windows Credentials Manager (Windows 7). You can find that in the control panel.
I'm trying to get EasyPrint to work from workstations running Windows Server
2003, connecting to a Server 2008 TS pool.
I noticed that there is a RDP 6.1 client for XP clients. I couldn't get that
to install on the Server 2003 box.
I was able to install RDP 6.0 client for Server 2003. However it appears
EasyPrint isn't actually working in this case, as we are seeing that printers
without local drivers are not being redirected to the remote desktop.
Information on the web on this topic is somewhat conflicting. Is what we
are trying possible? If yes. Any suggestions on how to get it to work
from a client on a Server 2003 workstation?
http://www.pubforum.info/welcome/BLOG/tabid/78/EntryID/6/Default.aspx
This will do is for you :-)
Kim
Terminal Server Easy Print Overview:
http://winplat.net/post/Terminal-Server-Easy-Print-Overview.aspx
Installing the XP version of 6.1 will work for 32-bit Server 2003, but it doesn't work for 64-bit versions of Windows 2003.