Windows 2000 Small Business Server
The Terminal Services component of
the Windows® 2000 Server operating system delivers the Windows 2000
Professional desktop and the latest Windows-based applications to a wide
variety of desktops, including those that normally would not be able to
run Windows. Through terminal emulation, Terminal Services allows the same
set of applications to run on diverse types of desktop hardware. For
organizations wanting to more flexibly deploy applications and control
desktop management costs, a Terminal Services architecture offers an
important enhancement to the traditional two or three tier client-server
architecture based on servers and full scale personal computers.
Centralizes Computing Resources
Terminal Services allows centralized
management of some or all computing resources for each client connected to
the server and provides each user with their own working environment.
Additional Terminal Services advantages include:
Bringing Windows 2000 to desktops faster.
Terminal Services acts
as a convenient bridging tool for earlier desktops migrating to
Windows 2000 Professional. It allows the Windows 2000 desktop experience
to be delivered "virtually" to non-PC desktops and PCs that need
hardware upgrades before they can run a full Windows 2000 operating
system locally. Terminal Services clients are available for many
different desktop platforms including MS-DOS®, Windows-based PCs,
Macintosh, UNIX and others. (Connectivity to MS-DOS, Macintosh, and
UNIX-based machines requires a third party add-on such as Citrix
MetaFrame).
Centralized deployment of applications.
Terminal Services
provides centralized deployment and management of 32-bit Windows-based
applications to Windows-based terminals, remote users, or local PC
desktops. Terminal Services ensures that all clients can access current
versions of an application because the software is installed once on a
server, rather than every desktop throughout the company. This model
reduces the costs and challenge of updating desktop machines, especially
for remotely located desktops or branch office environments. In
addition, Terminal Services features such as 'Remote Control' can
simplify application support.
Remote administration.
Terminal Services provides remote administration for the
Windows 2000 Server family. This gives system administrators a powerful
method of remotely administering each member of the Windows 2000 Server
family from any client device over a LAN, WAN, or dial-up connection.
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