Adding a Terminal Server in Visual Studio .NET

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First, follow these steps on the terminal server to create an .rdp le for Windows Mail:

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Open TS RemoteApp Manager if it isn t already open (remoteprograms.msc). Select Add RemoteApp Programs from the Actions menu to open the RemoteApp Wizard. Click Next to open the Choose Programs To Add To The RemoteApp Programs List page. Scroll down near the bottom and select Windows Mail from the list, as shown in Figure 25-24.

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Click Next and then click Finish to add Windows Mail to the list of RemoteApp programs. Select Windows Mail in the list of RemoteApp Programs and then click Create .RDP File in the Actions pane to open the RemoteApp Wizard. Click Next to open the Specify Package Settings page of the RemoteApp Wizard. Type in the UNC path to the Public share on your SBS server for the location to save, as shown in Figure 25-25.

Next, let s log on to the SBS server and move that .rdp le over to where we need it by following these steps:

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Log on to the main SBS server with a Network Administrator account. Open Windows Explorer and navigate to \\localhost\public, as shown in Figure 25-26.

Navigate to the BIN directory for Remote Web Workplace. The default location is C:\Program Files\Windows Small Business Server\Bin\webapp\Remote\. Paste the WinMail .rdp le. You ll be prompted for permission because this is a protected folder. Open the Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager from the Administrative Tools menu. Highlight the server name in the left pane, navigate to Sites, then to SBS Web Applications, and nally to Remote. Click MIME Types in the center pane, as shown in Figure 25-27.

Next, we need to create a new MIME type for the .rdp extension by following these steps:

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Click Open Feature on the Actions menu to open the MIME Types in the center pane, as shown in Figure 25-28.

Click Add on the Actions pane to open the Add MIME Type dialog box. Type .rdp in the File Name Extension eld and type application/x-remotedesktop in the MIME Type eld, as shown in Figure 25-29. Click OK.

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Right-click the server name in the left pane and select Stop from the Actions menu. Right-click the server name again and select Start. Close the Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager console. Open the Windows SBS Console if it isn t already open. Click Shared Folders And Web Sites in the navigation pane and then click the Web Sites tab, as shown in Figure 25-30.

Finally, we need to add the WinMail link to the RWW page by following these steps:

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Select Remote Web Workplace and click View Site Properties on the Tasks pane to open the Remote Web Workplace Properties dialog box, as shown in Figure 25-31. Click Home Page Links in the left pane and then click Manage Links to open the Remote Web Workplace Link List Properties dialog box, shown in Figure 25-32.

Click Organizational Links in the left pane to open the Manage Organizational Links page in the right pane, as shown in Figure 25-33.

FIGURE 25-33 The Manage Organizational Links page of the Remote Web Workplace Link List Properties dialog box

Type Run WinMail in the Link Description eld and then type the link to the .rdp le you added in the Link Address eld. (This should be https://remote.example.com /remote/winmail.rdp, where example.com is replaced by your DNS name.) Click Add and then click OK twice to close the Remote Web Workplace Link List Properties dialog box and return to the Windows SBS Console. Highlight Remote Web Workplace, click Disable This Site in the Tasks pane, and then click Enable This Site in the Tasks pane. Log on to Remote Web Workplace, and you ll see the new link, as shown in Figure 25-34. The rst time you run this or any other RemoteApp, you ll have to provide credentials and con rm you really want to do this. You can save your selections so you re not prompted again, if you choose.

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