What is a terminal server? A terminal server, also known as a communication server, is a hardware device or server that provides terminals -- such as PCs, printers and other devices -- with a common ...

Ever yearn for the good old days, back before Terminal Services? When managing a server meant a trip to the data center -- and occasionally catching a quick nap in its dark recesses? Back when ...

I've always been a big fan of Windows terminal-based computing of the Citrix and Microsoft Windows Terminal Services kind. But one of the toughest problems in implementing them is performance ...

Many organizations that use Remote Desktop Services or Terminal Services are not using a VPN connection before allowing connections to their in-house servers or workstations. If no VPN is required, ...

We've got about 30 thin clients on our network that connect to a Win2K server via rdp to windows terminal services. We bought about licenses for all the terminals (Win2K licenses AND TS licenses ) And ...

Recently, I was asked to resolve a problem where a large terminal server farm was having some unusual issues. The symptom was that as users connected to various terminal servers they would hit a ...

In the espresso world, it's called the "god shot." It's that stunningly perfect combination of correct pressure, stable temperature, fresh beans and barista technique which produces a cup that makes ...

Sometimes a simple piece of hardware or software — and the presence of mind to install it — can make all the difference in the world when the walls come crashing down. One of these items is the ...

I am very confused on how to exactly setup NLB for our two terminal servers. I seem to find contradictory information on how to exactly setup NLB when there are two NICs on the servers and using ...

Thousands of older systems, including those used to manage critical industrial control equipment, traffic lights, fuel pumps, retail point-of-sale terminals and building automation are vulnerable to ...