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| Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Terminal Services | |
| by Bernhard Tritsch | ISBN:0735619042 |
| Microsoft Press © 2004 | |
| This text explains the use of terminal servers as central execution platforms for Windows-based applications, based on having a host server to which many users can log on simultaneously from low-maintenance clients. | |
| Table of Contents | |||
| | Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Terminal Services | ||
| | Preface | ||
| | About This Book | ||
| | Chapter 1 | - | The Concept of Terminal Services |
| | Chapter 2 | - | Installation and Configuration |
| | Chapter 3 | - | Communication Protocols and Thin Clients |
| | Chapter 4 | - | Administration and Operation |
| | Chapter 5 | - | Integrating Applications |
| | Chapter 6 | - | Registry |
| | Chapter 7 | - | Scripting |
| | Chapter 8 | - | Security and Stability |
| | Chapter 9 | - | Citrix MetaFrame XP Presentation Server |
| | Chapter 10 | - | Administration of Citrix MetaFrame Servers |
| | Chapter 11 | - | Resource Management in Server Farms |
| | Chapter 12 | - | Web Access to Terminal Server Applications |
| | Chapter 13 | - | Application Access Portals |
| | Chapter 14 | - | Optimization and Troubleshooting |
| | Chapter 15 | - | How to Plan Production Environments |
| | Index | ||
| | List of Figures | ||
| | List of Tables | ||
| | List of Listings | ||