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Subject: Re: Terminal Service for Win2k fails when High Encryption is selected and 128-bit encryption pack has been applied
From: Tom Yergeau (tom.yergeauWORLDNET.ATT.NET)
Date: Mon Mar 20 2000 - 21:54:04 CST

You made the client disks BEFORE installing the 128-bit upgrade. Make new
client disks and it will work.

The problem is that if you make the client disks before installing the
128-bit upgrade on the server the clients are generated as 56-bit clients.
After applying the upgrade to the server you can create the 128-bit client
disks and distribute those to your clients.

The encryption level of the client software and the client operating system
are independent of each other. In other words, if you upgrade a Windows
2000 Professional computer to 128-bit this does not upgrade the terminal
server client to 128-bit. You need to generate the 128-bit version of
terminal server client on the server and then install it on the client
computer.

Tom