When you set up a CIMPLICITY server as a Terminal Services server, you can use the CIMPLICITY Web site to make use of the Terminal Services features.
Microsoft provides extensive documentation for Terminal Services, both in the Windows 2000 and Windows 2003 documentation and at the Microsoft web site.
In that documentation, Terminal Services is defined as follows:
Windows XP Terminal Services
Windows XP provides Remote Desktop Connection (Terminal Services Client),
Windows 2003 Terminal Services
Terminal Services in Windows Server 2003 provides new options for application deployment, more efficient access to data over low bandwidth, reuse of older hardware, remote management, and other tasks."
Microsoft offers three client options:
Client Option |
Provides a Direct Connection through a |
Full client |
Desktop PC |
Advanced client |
Web browser on a desktop PC |
Windows CE Client |
Windows CE device. |
Tip: Microsoft Windows XP and Windows 2003 help provides detailed information about Terminal Services.
In addition, you will find the most current information at the Microsoft web site.
Performance requirements CIMPLICITY and Terminal Services. |
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Terminal Services quick setup guides. |
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CIMPLICITY Terminal Services global parameters list. |
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About the Web interface. |