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Re: Your applications and Terminal Services Remote App -- A love story

DU_IT_Dale — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 00:26:37 GMT

Thank for the screencasts - this is an excellent tool to get acquainted with these new technologies - short and focused. As an admin this let me review the specific area I need to focus on mastering wihout having to watch an hour long webcast or sit through some other time intensive training. Consequently as people discover and begin using this I think product adoption and correct installation will benefit greatly.

Thanks Matt - as always a great presenter, your voice is clear and your language is concise while sufficiently thorough. ++ White Paper link at end is a great bonus to script and review deployment.

Re: Your applications and Terminal Services Remote App -- A love story

NoPD — Sat, 05 Jan 2008 05:19:36 GMT

Dear RaidDawg,

Last screencast, you told us that Load Balancer should be used when we have several Terminal Servers and if we want to load balance.

You mean hardware load balancer like L4 switch?

I think L4 switch make balance between servers using just network features.

Is there any other way to load balance Teminal Servers? (e.g. CPU usage or Memory Utilization, etc.)

Re: Your applications and Terminal Services Remote App -- A love story

RaidDawg — Thu, 06 Dec 2007 15:14:33 GMT

Thank you for the great comments and watching the screencasts! I am glad you liked them. The new terminal services are fantastic!

Re: Your applications and Terminal Services Remote App -- A love story

NeuroticFish — Sat, 24 Nov 2007 11:00:10 GMT

Wouldn't it be more transparant to users if the C: and D: drives where the local drives of the local clientmachine? But I guess there's an option to disable those server-drives?

But I have to say I love how simple it is to publish applications.

Re: Your applications and Terminal Services Remote App -- A love story

Steve2009 — Thu, 22 Nov 2007 04:36:32 GMT

Good work! Looks really good...