Ah, it's just me!
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Posted by anthq11 // Wed, Jun 7, 2006 12:34 PM
In server 2003 R2, what would Terminal Services be? It says that you can give people on non-x86-based platform remote control it, but what does that really mean? How would you do that? Just open a web browser ype in "TERMINAL SVC" and itll work?? (I know that would never work, just showing how I have absolutely no Idea).
Thanks.
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Terminal Services is a service that runs on the machine and allows remote connections.
you need a terminal client to access it such as Remote Desktop on windows machines but anything that uses the Remote Desktop Protocol can access it.
Goto Control Panel ->Administrative Tools->Services and check that Terminal Services is started. If its not there then
Goto Control Panel ->Add/Remove Programs and click the windows component setup tab, you can install Terminal Services from here
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Thanks...
What makes it any different than the Remote Desktop in WinXPPro?
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AndyC
Because the alternative is worse
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 | anthq11 wrote:
What makes it any different than the Remote Desktop in WinXPPro?
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Terminal Services can support multiple concurrent users.
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W3bbo
Long Haired Freaky Person
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| AndyC wrote:
| anthq11 wrote:
What makes it any different than the Remote Desktop in WinXPPro?
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Terminal Services can support multiple concurrent users. |
Windows XP supports multiple cuncurrent users ("Fast User Switching"), it just allows more than one active session :)
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AndyC
Because the alternative is worse
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| W3bbo wrote:
Windows XP supports multiple cuncurrent users ("Fast User Switching"), it just allows more than one active session 
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Pedant. 
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