Windows Dedicated Server

How do I upload files to a dedicated windows server using Remote Desktop?
I know I can use ftp but is there a way to upload through Remote Desktop. This is for Windows Server 2003.

open up Remote Desktop Window > Local Resources and check the option "Disk Drives". now you can simply copy paste Files:)

How to Creat Subdomains automatically on a dedicated windows server when a user registers eg "user.domain.com"


Not sure your question makes sense. You need to configure your DNS (domain name server) to translate machine.domain.com into an IP address. For detail how to configure DNS: http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/dns4/ If you want people to send email to user@some_mail_server.domain.com, you need to configure your mail server. How this is configured depends on what mail server you use. If this is what you want, post another question with detailed info. Someone who has use that type of server can tell you how.

Is it possible to set up a desktop pc as a dedicated server and then have computers on the network log in to i
I was just wondering if there is any possible way to set up a desktop computer as a server and then have computers on anetwrok log in to it instead of logging into themselves? and if so would this work with an apple laptop trying to log into a windows server/desktop pc set up as a server?

Yep, not a lot of difference between a desktop PC and a server, mostly stuff for performance and reliability. You can do the type of thing you describe with Windows, Linux, or OSX. Not sure what you are trying to accomplish but as hardware goes any PC should work. I have Windows and Linux servers running on old desktops.

How can I optimizing Windows XP Pro to be a file server?
Hi, I am curently running Windows XP Pro as a file server and have about 5 other computers that access files on the server. The server is not used by anyone, it is a dedicated file server. Are they any tweaks I can do to XP Pro to allocate more resources to file sharng and network activities? Thanks

check these links buddy http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/networking/expert/honeycutt_02june24.mspx http://www.ss64.com/nt/slow_browsing.html do rate if it helped

I want to print from my dedicated server (i think over a VPN) and use office and other applications?
I have a dedicated server (rented). I am running quickbooks, microsoft office and a mail application (groupmail) I currently cannot print documents locally from the server, ie if i create a quickbooks file i cannot print it on my pc. I am currently using remote desktop. I would like to increase the amount of users who have access to my system securely (VPN) and enable users to print directly from the server to their local printers. How do i do this? I am runninf windows server 2003

Try this add on for your server. http://www.thinprint.com/?s=4035&gclid=CNqOzIaFxJMCFQOaFQodJnM4DQ Then use Terminal Services. Remote printing with QB is a big issue. Attempting to run QB from a VPN will probably be SLOW. If you check QB wants a lot of bandwidth and most VPN's won't provide that so the remote printing addition to Terminal Services is about the only way. Here is a complete step by step to try for you. http://doitlikeapro.com/QuickbooksOnWindowsServer.htm Good Luck

how do i create a secure FTP transfer to my server. i have an ssl but it doest seem to work with FTP. help!?
I have a windows dedicated server and i am trying to set up a secure FTP process so i can transfer a file to this server securly. I have a cirtificate for the website. I have installed filezilla server on the win server. When i create the FTP connection, all i get is a self signed cirtificate (i cant seem to get the SSL to make the FTP connection secure). Does anyone have any suggestions here?

I don't have experience with Filezilla as I work primarily with Linux-based hosts, though I'm doing development on a W2K machine. Even though I have SSH support via FTP clients that support secure connections (CuteFTP, Dreamweaver), I like the complete control that comes from managing the secure shell connection manually, and it occurred to me that experimenting with that may help you narrow down what the issue might be. Have a look at the Putty telnet/ssh client (which also works well for securing ALL telnet-based connections such as FTP, HTTP, and direct connections to MySQL and other database servers.

Torque 1.5 engine and master server?
Hello, i am working on the development of a game prototype and am having problems with the networking side of things, I have a dedicated windows 2k3 server in the US, that is supposedly running the dedicated master server as well as 3 other dedicated game servers, I have the client installed on windows xp here on my computer in the UK. The problem i seem to be getting is that the client cannot find the master server and thus not get the game list from it...it just cant seem to find the master server even tho it is looking on the correct port..im at a loss atm so if any one knows how to setup a master server and have clients connect to it successfully then please contact me as i could use some help.. thanks steve thanks...I know know all the programming is working fine.... the problem now is the ports on the server that i want to use are not open so the client cannot connect, I have also tested the ports using telnet and it cant connect so would love to know how to open ports on the server thanks

I'd like to help but need more information. Are you using Sockets or Direct Play? Streams or datagrams? Are there any firewalls between you and the server? Can you ping the server? Did you write the server? Can you connect to the server via LAN?