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Message started by IT-CB-BADGER on 07/01/08 at 14:48:13

Title: REMOTE DESKTOP/TERMINAL SERVICES
Post by IT-CB-BADGER on 07/01/08 at 14:48:13

i just got my hand held up and running on our wireless server, does anyone have any advice on how to use the remote desktop or terminal services so i can access an evo account?

Title: Re: REMOTE DESKTOP/TERMINAL SERVICES
Post by JDlugosh on 07/01/08 at 17:47:40

Hi,

I received this from Lynn some time ago.  Hope it helps you.

"Anything that is included on the ADMIN HH Menu will work on a DC license.  The way you need to set the HH Units up is to log into the TS Profile and load Evo the normal way, then go to UT-A, program EVODCSETUP.  That will run a workstation setup and create a desktop icon that will load the HH Menu which will take up a DC seat rather than a regular seat count.  Then edit the user HH menu to include whichever programs you want them to use.  The DC Menu is limited to run only the programs on the ADMIN HH Menu.  Then use Remote Desktop using the HH unit and connect and launch the menu."

John

Title: Re: REMOTE DESKTOP/TERMINAL SERVICES
Post by awaretech on 12/02/08 at 08:23:15

Is Terminal Services required?  Or can we just use the Remote Desktop utility that is included with Win XP Pro?

Title: Re: REMOTE DESKTOP/TERMINAL SERVICES
Post by kkmfg on 12/02/08 at 10:06:11

I'm pretty sure that remote desktop essentially IS terminal server except for one very important point: You get just one session. The point of terminal server is to run the same program on the same machine for multiple users. Remote desktop lets you run programs on one machine for one user on a different machine. Not quite what you are looking for I'd imagine.

Title: Re: REMOTE DESKTOP/TERMINAL SERVICES
Post by Lynn_Pantic on 12/02/08 at 16:38:03

It depends on how it will be used.  If a single user is going to get up from his desk and go to the parts crib and scan some material issues, then Remote Desktop back to his own workstation will work fine.  But for multiple users who don't each have a desktoip to connect to, Collin is correct, you will need Terminal Server.

Title: Re: REMOTE DESKTOP/TERMINAL SERVICES
Post by HB on 12/02/08 at 17:53:10

There actually is a way to use one desktop XP Pro machine to be accessed by multiple users concurrently using remote access.
I have set up such a machine by modifying the registry etc using the instructions from the following link:
http://www.golod.com/2005/10/enabling-multiple-remote-desktop-sessions-in-windows-xp-professional-and-media-center-edition-2005/

Title: Re: REMOTE DESKTOP/TERMINAL SERVICES
Post by Tim Goldstein on 06/23/10 at 10:39:06

actually get a ncomputer http://www.ncomputing.com/Products/LSeriesEthernetconnected.aspx.  They are $130 each. The attached to the back of a monitor and they don't need a server or a terminal service license.  one regular PC running windows XP pro will run up to 25 ncomputing terminals!

Title: Re: REMOTE DESKTOP/TERMINAL SERVICES
Post by vswhipple on 04/25/17 at 12:59:00


Tim Goldstein wrote:
actually get a ncomputer http://www.ncomputing.com/Products/LSeriesEthernetconnected.aspx.  They are $130 each. The attached to the back of a monitor and they don't need a server or a terminal service license.  one regular PC running windows XP pro will run up to 25 ncomputing terminals!


Are you still using this desktop virtualization solution?

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