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Articles & Tutorials for November, 2005

Terminal Server and the Profile Challenge

Date - Nov 30, 2005

Author - Wilco van Bragt

Section - Articles & Tutorials / Management Tools

Profile problems? "No, we never have problems with our profiles." This is almost the standard answer I get when asking, “Do you have problems with your profiles?” when administrators tell me about some strange problems. This article will discuss the potential profile challenges which need to be tackled in a Terminal Server environment.

Terminal Services Features in Longhorn

Date - Nov 23, 2005

Author - Paul Stansel

Section - Articles & Tutorials / General

Microsoft has finally released some concrete information about the Terminal Services features in their next server OS platform release, still titled “Longhorn”. We'll take a look at what they plan to provide and how it can impact your installation.

Juggling Terminal Service Resources

Date - Nov 17, 2005

Author - Brien M. Posey

Section - Articles & Tutorials / General

Thin client computing has been around for many decades. Although the basic underlying principles are the same for terminal sessions today as they were thirty years ago, the demands made against the servers that host terminal sessions have increased exponentially. Bloated applications and resource hungry operating systems place huge demands on terminal servers. In this article, I will discuss how you can plan your terminal server hardware so that your terminal service environment will run efficiently.

Scripting for Server Based Computing: Part 2 ? Terminal Services Server and Connection Settings

Date - Nov 09, 2005

Author - Andy Jones

Section - Articles & Tutorials / Scripting

VBScript and WMI are very powerful toolsets that allow server based computing administrators to perform some very complex, and sometimes mundane, tasks with consistency and speed. This article series serves as a look into leveraging this toolset to simplify the configuration of server and user settings. Part 2 of this article series will look at terminal services server and connection settings (Winstation settings for the really old school crowd). We will explore the settings and properties that may be managed via VBScript and WMI.

Welcome to MSTerminalServices.org!

Date - Nov 09, 2005

Author - The Editor

Section - Site News

We are pleased to announce the launch of our latest site – MSTerminalServices.org - a site completely dedicated to Terminal Services and Server Based Computing related topics such as Application Hosting, Security lockdown, Profile management, Virtualization and much more...

Surviving Printing on Citrix

Date - Nov 02, 2005

Author - Stefan Vermeulen

Section - Articles & Tutorials / Printing

Printing with Citrix has always been a major problem, causing headaches all around. This article will help you stabilize your printing environment.