A guide to allowing Windows Server users to access applications remotely Written for those beginning a design and those determining whether Terminal Services is right for a particular business, this book discusses what is needed to know to successfully deploy Terminal Services on Windows Server 2003.
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Brian S. Madden is a Citrix Certified Enterprise Administrator who has helped to pioneer the Internal Application Service Provider strategies in use in many large Citrix environments today. He has been a featured speaker at Citrix events throughout the world and is the author of Citrix MetaFrame XP. He lives in Washington, D.C. Ron Oglesby is a Terminal Server specialist and a senior technical architect with RapidApp. He has designed and implemented some of the largest Terminal Server and MetaFrame server farms in the United States. He is the coauthor of CCA Citrix MetaFrame XP for Windows Administrator Study Guide. He lives in Chicago.
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One of the best technical books I've ever read...,
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This review is from: Terminal Services for Microsoft Windows Server 2003: Advanced Technical Design Guide (Advanced Technical Design Guide series) (Paperback)
... and I've read quite a few of those! I bought the book after running Terminal Server 2003 for a while, and immediately discovered better ways to implement printing and user profiles (flex profiles seem to be exactly what we needed). Explanation of licensing was also very useful.What I like most: I would highly recommend this book to specialists designing and implementing Terminal Services on Windows 2003 Server.
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Another great book.,
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This review is from: Terminal Services for Microsoft Windows Server 2003: Advanced Technical Design Guide (Advanced Technical Design Guide series) (Paperback)
Another great book from Brian. I have both of his MetaFrame XP books and this fits right into the collection. I dont use straight Terminal Server for many servers but this book seems to be able to help with both my Citrix environment and TS environment. Easy to read, good flow, doesn't sound like some boring, preachy lecture.
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Brian and Ron Shine Through,
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This review is from: Terminal Services for Microsoft Windows Server 2003: Advanced Technical Design Guide (Advanced Technical Design Guide series) (Paperback)
I've been a fan of Brian's books for a while. I bought this book cause a customer of ours was thinking about ditching Citrix and going pure TS, and I wanted to see how realistic that was. It turns out there's a lot more you can do with Terminal Server than I thought!Like Brian's other books, this one is well laid-out, methodical, and covers everything you need to know. I highly recommend it!
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This book is designed to provide you with practical, real-world information about the use and design of the Terminal Server components of Microsoft Windows Server 2003. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
connection listener port, initial program connections, local security rights, virtual server technology, system file cache, flex profiles, printer driver mapping, local client device, domain account properties, enabling this policy, primary silo, profile network share, remote desktop connection client, license server, licensing server, terminal server, thin client devices, session directory, server sizing, driver replication, server client access license, audio redirection, logon speed, seamless windows, assigning printers Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Terminal Services, Microsoft Word, Administrative Templates, Computer Configuration, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Windows, Print Migrator, Pages Output, Internet Explorer, Other Administrator, Customizing the User Environment, Lotus Notes, Processor Queue Length, Sales Tracker, Tarantella New Moon Canaveral, Enterprise Server, Hewlett Packard, Lakeside Software, Microsoft Knowledge Base, Process Name, Change Document, Computer Management, Disadvantages of Launching Scripts, Run Value, Tarantella Canaveral New!
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connection listener port, initial program connections, local security rights, virtual server technology, system file cache, flex profiles, printer driver mapping, local client device, domain account properties, enabling this policy, primary silo, profile network share, remote desktop connection client, license server, licensing server, terminal server, thin client devices, session directory, server sizing, driver replication, server client access license, audio redirection, logon speed, seamless windows, assigning printers Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Terminal Services, Microsoft Word, Administrative Templates, Computer Configuration, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Windows, Print Migrator, Pages Output, Internet Explorer, Other Administrator, Customizing the User Environment, Lotus Notes, Processor Queue Length, Sales Tracker, Tarantella New Moon Canaveral, Enterprise Server, Hewlett Packard, Lakeside Software, Microsoft Knowledge Base, Process Name, Change Document, Computer Management, Disadvantages of Launching Scripts, Run Value, Tarantella Canaveral New!
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