Chapter 25. Terminal Services
In This Chapter
- Why Implement Terminal Services
- How Terminal Services Works
- Terminal Services Features
- Planning for Terminal Services
- Deploying Terminal Services
- Securing Terminal Services
- Sizing and Optimizing Terminal Services Environments
- Supporting Terminal Services
Windows Server 2008 Terminal Services is a client/server system that enables clients to remotely run applications or manage a server from any machine with a Remote Desktop Connection client and network access. In a Terminal Server session, whether a client requires a complete Remote Desktop environment or just needs to run a single application, the Terminal Server performs all the processing and uses its hardware resources. In a basic Terminal Server ...
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