Strangely, these obvious solutions aren't available. You would think this would be as easy as connecting to the remote server by adding the Terminal Services Manager snap-in to a MMC console or remotely stopping and starting the service (in a pinch).
Yes, I do have the settings set to automatically disconnect and/or log off a user after X minutes of inactivity but even with that there are times when I need to be able to manage this remotely. This may happen if two people are legitimately using the servers or if someone forgot to log off. In both situations there are only 2 users allowed for administration so occasionally both are used up and I can't access the server.
Basically this is the same thing but it's packaged a bit differently on the two OSes. In W2K I use Terminal Services in Administration mode and in W2K3 I use Remote Desktop. I regularly administer Windows 2000 Server and Windows Server 2003 machine using Terminal Services.
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