Accessing redirected Terminal Server drives

Accessing redirected Terminal Server drives

How can I access redirected drives that are done via the RDP drive redirection options?



These drives typically show up in the windows gui as C on <your - client - name> , but to reference them for working directories or files you can use : 
\tsclientcdocumentsmydocument.doc 

If you want to copy a file from terminal server c: drive to local workstation d drive : xcopy C: empmyfile.txt \tsclientDdata 
If you are connecting from a Macintosh client, the syntax is: xcopy c: empmyfile.txt \tsclient<Your-Mac-HD-Name>data 

You may also use these as the working directory when launching a published app. Not all apps support the working directory and this also does not limit them to just that directory but rather as a default starting point for those apps that support it. 

If you need to be able to see how much free space your local redirected drive has you can trick windows into showing this by mapping the drive using the net use command. 
To map drive R to your local drive C you can use : net use r: \tsclientc then view the properties of R:

    Can't find the KB

    Unable to find the KB to address your issue ?  

      • Recent Articles

      • Change Reset Password Button Text

        Change the text of the "Reset Password" button on the UW Login Page How to change the text of the Reset Password button on the Login Page. Login to webNetwork and open webAdmin on your Relay Central Server Expand Customization Center Expand Tenants ...

      • Remove Reset Password Button From Login Page

        Remove the Reset Password Button from the Login Page How to remove the Reset Password button from the Unified Workspace login page. Login to webNetwork and open webAdmin on your Relay Central Server Expand Customization Center Expand Tenants Expand ...

      • Lenovo Unified Workspace End-of-Life Questions and Answers

        As of January 31st 2024, Lenovo Unified Workspace (formerly Stoneware WebNetwork) is no longer supported. This means that we no longer provide licenses, downloads, updates, patches, or technical assistance for this product. If you have any questions ...

      • How do I determine my Unified Workspace license expiration date?

        The best method for determining the licensing information including the expiration date of your Unified Workspace license: Login to your 8090 management console on each server This may take remoting into each LUW server and relay, opening a browser, ...

      • Lenovo Unified Workspace 7.0.2.13 Released

        Highlights of Unified Workspace 7.0.2.13 Before you install: Please view the installation notes here. 7.0.2.13 requires a 7.0 license file. Below is a list of enhancements and fixes released in Unified Workspace 7.0.2.13 Fixed external storage ...

      • Related Articles

      • Terminal Server questions

        Where can I find information on TS server licensing? By default, when the Per Device licensing mode is used, after a client logs and authenticates to a terminal server for the first time, and after the terminal server locates a license server, the ...

      • Terminal Server 2003 configuration

        Here is a URL to many of the 2003 terminal server settings. http://technet2.microsoft.com/WindowsServer/en/library/67beebe9-c475-408f-b9d9-ba38e09fbcfa1033.mspx?mfr=true

      • Terminal Server sizing

        Are there recommendations for Terminal Server sizing? Terminal server sizing is one of those loaded questions and typically gets the answer of "it depends"  There are many factors in sizing a Microsoft terminal server. A quick Google search and you ...

      • Terminal Server 2000 information

        Windows 2000 terminal server settings From Microsoft site : http://72.14.203.104/search?q=cache:OPeT_a8tzEEJ:www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/win2kts/maintain/optimize/secw2kts.mspx+terminal+server+active+session+limit&hl=en&gl=us&ct=clnk&cd=1 ...

      • Information on Terminal Server Policies

        Where can I find some information on Terminal Server Policies? http://www.virtualizationadmin.com/articles-tutorials/terminal-services/general/managing-terminal-services-group-policy.html  http://support.microsoft.com/kb/231287  ...