session saved to profile

[CTCarp]

I have a client connecting to the application server under their user login and it trys to write to my network profile (I tested the connections) and fails. I'll clear the user profile witch now has a ".bak" extension attached and try to reconnect and I get an ""Acces denied" The initial program cannot be started:memshell.exe" The client is a Xp box connecting to a VM W2k advanced server - when I change the logon credentials to administrator the application works the way it should. I thought at first the client was using my disconnected session. I tried with out using the application first thing in the a.m. and I get the access denied error. This is an eval version I am using for an application that will work on 2k only (I cannot find an other application version that will run on XP)

Any help is appreciated

 

[nixu]

Hi there,

From the user's pc lauch mstsc.exe
- enter server name
- options -> programs -> "Start the following program"
- enter c:\windows\system32\memshell.exe

Try to connect...

If it states access denied, then it must be some security policy you have on that particular file. Users must have rights to execute this application.

Nixu

 

[CTCarp]

thanks I wil give a try - I believe it is a permissions issue because as an admin I can login fine

 

[zippo]

I have a client connecting to the application server under their user login and it trys to write to my network profile (I tested the connections) and fails. I'll clear the user profile witch now has a ".bak" extension attached and try to reconnect and I get an ""Acces denied" The initial program cannot be started:memshell.exe" The client is a Xp box connecting to a VM W2k advanced server - when I change the logon credentials to administrator the application works the way it should. I thought at first the client was using my disconnected session. I tried with out using the application first thing in the a.m. and I get the access denied error. This is an eval version I am using for an application that will work on 2k only (I cannot find an other application version that will run on XP)

Any help is appreciated

you seem to have published an application from a folder where your user dont have acces to