Terminal Service
(Remote administration mode)

Terminal Services provides remote access to a server desktop through "thin client" software, serving as a terminal emulator. Terminal Services transmits only the user interface of the program to the client. The client then returns keyboard and mouse clicks back to be processed by the server. Each user logs on and sees only their individual session, which is managed transparently by the server operating system and is independent of any other client session. Client software can run on a number of client hardware devices, including computers and Windows-based Terminals. Other devices, such as Macintosh computers or UNIX-based workstations, can also connect to a Terminal server with additional third party software.

Terminal Services can be deployed on the server in either application server or remote administration mode. As an application server, Terminal Services provides an effective and reliable way to distribute Windows-based programs with a network server. In application server mode, Terminal Services delivers the Windows 2000 desktop and the most current Windows-based applications to computers that might not normally be able to run Windows. When used for remote administration, Terminal Services provides remote access for administering your server from virtually anywhere on your network.

Installation on Windows 2000 Server
(Remote administration mode)

  1. Open [Windows Components Wizard], select [Terminal Services], [Terminal Services Licensing] and click [Next>]

  2. Select [Remote administration mode] and click [Next>]

  3. Click [Next>]

Create Terminal Services Client Floppy(s)

  1. [Start] -> [Programs] -> [Administrative Tools] -> [Terminal Services Client Creator]

  2. Select [Terminal Services for 32-bit x86 windows], click [OK] and make two installation disks

Installation on Client

  1. Install Terminal Services Client by floppy disks
  2. Open [Start] -> [Programs] -> [Terminal Services Client] -> [Client Connection Manager] and click [New Connection]

  3. Type [Connection name], [Server name or IP Address] and click [Next>]

  4. Check [Log on automatically with this information], type [User name], [Password], [Domain] and click [Next>]

  5. Change screen options and click [Next>]

  6. Check [Enable data compression], [Cache bitmaps] and click [Next>]

  7. Click [Next>]

  8. Click [Next>]

Launch Terminal Client

  1. Double click the icon which you made


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