Hi,
On the Business Portal 3.0 for GP 9 CD (or .iso file if you downloaded it), there is a Documentation subdirectory.
In the Documentation directory, there is a PDF called BusinessPortalInstallation.pdf.
Chapter 13 is "Terminal Services Setup". I think this is what you are referring to.
Depending on what you are expecting this configuration to do, you may be disappointed. It simply launches a Terminal Server client session to connect to a Terminal Server (where GP must be installed) and then launches GP so that the user can login to GP directly.
Here's the quick checklist from the PDF:
1) Install the Terminal Services client (included with Server 2003 Admin Tools Pack) on the web server.
2) Configure the Terminal Services server to work with Business Portal (as far as I can tell these settings would not be mandatory, but apparently they want to minimize dead connections)
Admin Tools -> TS Config -> RDP-Tcp -> Action -> Properties
Select Sessions tab
Select Override user settings -> End Disconnected Session -> 1 minute
Select Override user settings -> End Session when connection broken
Save
3) Setup TS access in Business Portal
Site Settings -> General -> Setup Back Office TS Access
Select All Users will use IE through Windows TS
Specify the Terminal Server to be used
Type the path and filename for Dynamics GP in EXE + SET format (like your typical GP shortcut)
Type the working directory for GP (the GP app directory)
Save
Let me know if that was what you were looking for.
Thanks,
Steve Endow
Dynamics GP Certified Trainer
Dynamics GP Certified Professional
