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techrecoveryHow hard is it, I ask you, to grasp that if the login box you are looking at says 'Windows 2000' that you are supposed to use your Windows password?
Yet almost every day, somebody calls us having trouble. See, we use terminal servers to run a particularly bandwidth greedy application we have. Our users click on a link, log onto the server, then log onto the application (which has a different password, because it runs off our AS/400.)
Yet people don't connect that Log onto Windows with the Log onto Windows they see in the morning. Some of them even argue with us about it.
I really hope they get the web interface for the thing written soon. Really soon.
Yet almost every day, somebody calls us having trouble. See, we use terminal servers to run a particularly bandwidth greedy application we have. Our users click on a link, log onto the server, then log onto the application (which has a different password, because it runs off our AS/400.)
Yet people don't connect that Log onto Windows with the Log onto Windows they see in the morning. Some of them even argue with us about it.
I really hope they get the web interface for the thing written soon. Really soon.
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