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Windows Server 2008Windows Server 2008

Terminal ServicesTerminal Services

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AgendaAgenda

Terminal Server EnhancementsTerminal Server Experience

Terminal Server RemoteApp

Terminal Services Web AccessTerminal Services Gateway

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Server VirtualizationServer Virtualization

ApplicationApplicationVirtualizationVirtualizationDesktopDesktop

VirtualizationVirtualization

PresentationPresentation

VirtualizationVirtualization

ManagementManagement

Microsoft's virtualizationMicrosoft's virtualization

productsproducts

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Benefits for TerminalBenefits for Terminal

ServicesServicesGreat out-of-the-box features that allows:Improved manageability

Improved access

Improved user experience

Key features include:

TS RemoteApp

TS Web AccessTS Gateway

Other features include TS Session Broker,TS Licensing and Easy Print

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Terminal ServerTerminal Server

ExperienceExperience

Terminal Services includes new corefunctionality that enhances the end-userexperience:

Remote Desktop Connection (RDC) 6.1

Remote Desktop Connection Display improvements,including:Custom display resolutions (1680x1050 or 1920x1200)

Monitor spanning (up to 4 in a row)

Desktop Experience

Font smoothingDisplay data prioritization

Plug and Play Device Redirection for Media Playersand Digital Cameras

Single Sign-On for Terminal Services

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Display DataDisplay Data

PrioritizationPrioritization

Automatically controls virtual channel (VC)traffic so that display data, keyboard andmouse data is prioritized over other VC data

VCs are used for printing, copy & paste and

file transfersThe default bandwidth ratio is 70:30 - you

can change this ratio.

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Single Sign OnSingle Sign On

Allows a user with a domain account to logon once, using a password or smart card,and then gain access to remote serverswithout being asked for their credentialsagain.

Single sign-on makes itpossible to give users abetter experience byeliminating the need for

users to enter credentialsevery time they initiate aremote session.

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RemoteAppRemoteAppUsers can access TS RemoteApp in a number

of ways:Double-clicking a program icon on their desktopor Start menu that has been created anddistributed by their administrator

Double-clicking a file which has anextension associated with aTS RemoteApp

Accessing a link to the TSRemoteApp on a website by using

TS Web AccessThe user can interact with the program that

is running on the terminal server as if itwere running locally.

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RemoteAppRemoteAppDeployment is as easy as 2 clicks Noadditional setup is required.

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Requirements:Terminal Server Must run Windows Server 2008

Terminal Server Client (MSTSC) Remote

Desktop Connection (RDC) 6.0, available forWindows XP SP2 and Windows Server 2003SP1/2

Or

RDC 6.1, available on Windows XP SP3, Vista,Vista SP1 and Windows Server 2008.


RemoteAppRemoteApp

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Terminal Server WebTerminal Server Web

AccessAccessMakes Terminal Services RemoteAppavailable to users from a web browser.There is no need to install any client

software.

With TS Web Access, a user can visit awebsite and access a list of available TSRemoteApp programs.

When a user starts a TS RemoteApp

program, a Terminal Services session isstarted on the terminal server that hosts theapplication.

Users can also use TS Web Access to get full

desktops, if needed.

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AccessAccessTS Web Access includes a default webpage

that you can use to deploy TS RemoteAppover the web.

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AccessAccessRequirements:The TS Web Access server must be runningWindows Server 2008, the TS Web Accessrole, and IIS 7.0.

The TS Web Access server does not have tobe a terminal server.

Client computers must be running Remote

Desktop Connection (RDC) 6.1 available forWindows XP SP3, Vista, Vista SP1 andWindows Server 2008.

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Terminal Server GatewayTerminal Server GatewayEnables remote users to connect to remote

computers on the corporate network fromany Internet-connected device that isrunning RDC 6.0.

Uses Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP)tunneled over HTTPS to help form a secure,encrypted connection between remote userson the Internet and the remote computers.

Eliminates the need to configure VPNconnections.

Connections from client to TS Gateway areover SSL.

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Perimeter

Network

Internet Corp LAN

Hotel

External

Firewal

l

Internal

Firewall

Home

BusinessPartner/Client Site

Internet

Terminal ServicesGateway Server

Tunnels RDP over RPC/HTTPSStrips off RPC/HTTPS

TerminalServer

Passes RDP/SSL traffic to TS

Other RDPHosts

Terminal

Server

NetworkPolicyServer

ActiveDirectoryDC

Terminal Server GatewayTerminal Server Gateway

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Terminal Server GatewayTerminal Server GatewayRequirements:

TS Gateway Windows Server 2008 installedwith TS Gateway role, IIS 7.0 and NAP

TS Client Windows XP SP3, Vista, Vista SP1,

Windows Server 2008Internal Network Resource Windows XPSP2/3, Vista, Vista SP1, Windows Server2003 SP1/2, Windows Server 2008

You must obtain an externally trusted SSLcertificate for the TS Gateway server if youdo not have one already.

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Demo

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Key take awaysKey take aways

Terminal Services in Windows Server2008 offers many new features thatallow the users to easily connect totheir desktops from anywhere, or just

specific applications that are beingmade available by the administrator,all with much-improved performanceand user experience.

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Thank you!Thank you!

Questions?

Daniel PetriDaniel Petri

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