Ever yearn for the good old days, back before Terminal Services? When managing a server meant a trip to the data center -- and occasionally catching a quick nap in its dark recesses? Back when ...

Terminal Services (TS) have been a part of Windows servers for the longest time, allowing users to access applications and data on remote computers over a network. Yet Citrix has always seemed to be ...

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Step-By-Step: Monitor terminal server sessions using Terminal Services Manager Your email has been sent Learn the features of the Terminal Services Manager and techniques and tricks for ...

These five applications show how far a terminal workflow can go and might convince you that you do not always need a GUI to ...

A Linux Terminal Server offers any business an elegant and cost-effective way to integrate the power of open source. In this article, I review some basics of network topology and offer suggestions ...

I've always been a big fan of Windows terminal-based computing of the Citrix and Microsoft Windows Terminal Services kind. But one of the toughest problems in implementing them is performance ...

Jack Wallen features some alternative solutions for a Terminal Server environment that are sure to save your small business serious cash. Many people think a terminal server is an ideal solution for a ...

I have a terminal server that I want to add as an additional domain controller (for backup purposes). When I go to run dcpromo I get the following message:<BR><BR>Terminal Server is installed on this ...

But when I saw a terminal-based browser, I chuckled at my screen. Who would even use a terminal-based browser in 2026? Turns ...