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The setup for Windows Server 2003 differs from Windows XP in two ways.
The first is that the terminals must have an account on the server in order to access the shared folders on the server, and the second is that by default you cannot copy files from an FTP site from within windows explorer.
The FTP issue is resolved by using an FTP Client (such as [color=red:pg1ad47i][u:pg1ad47i][b:pg1ad47i]FileZilla[/b:pg1ad47i][/u:pg1ad47i][/color:pg1ad47i][/url:pg1ad47i] ) to connect to FTP sites.
The user issue requires the latest Terminal Flash (available in the downloads section), as well as adding a user as outlined below.
Launch the Administrative MMC from Start > Administrative Tools > Computer Management.
Select “Local Users and Groups” on the tree.
Select “Users”
Right Click and select “New User”
Set the user name to “user”
Set the password to “user” (case sensitive)
Uncheck the “User must change password at next login” option.
Check the “User cannot change password” option.
Check the “Password never expires” option.
Select “OK”
Right Click on the user in the right panel.
Select “Properties”
Select the “Member of” Tab.
Select the “Add” button at the bottom.
Type “administrators” in the box at the bottom.
Select “OK”
The terminals should now be able to connect to the server.
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