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Guest
Anyone know which of the 4 versions of Vista has Terminal Services? I heard
only the top verson Vista Ultima has it.
Thanks,
Mark
only the top verson Vista Ultima has it.
Thanks,
Mark
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Dave
Ultimate, Business, Enterprise
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/products/windowsvista/features/details/remotedesktopconnection.mspx
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/products/windowsvista/features/details/remotedesktopconnection.mspx
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Mike Brannigan
Markus said:Anyone know which of the 4 versions of Vista has Terminal Services? I
heard
only the top verson Vista Ultima has it.
Thanks,
Mark
If you mean which one has the remote desktop connection client then this is
available on Vista Business, Ultimate, and Enterprise
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/products/windowsvista/features/details/remotedesktopconnection.mspx
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Tom Porterfield
Markus said:Anyone know which of the 4 versions of Vista has Terminal Services? I heard
only the top verson Vista Ultima has it.
Business and Enterprise also allow remote desktop connections. All
versions include the client, meaning they can connect to a terminal
server or other remote desktop.
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carl feredeck
the CLIENT is available on all versions of windows including win95 and up!
Even in linux you can have a client.. even on portable devices!
THE SERVER (TERMINAL SERVICES) is available only in those you said.
Even in linux you can have a client.. even on portable devices!
THE SERVER (TERMINAL SERVICES) is available only in those you said.
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carl feredeck
Why did you leave Ultimate out? lol
Ultimate has everything...
Ultimate has everything...
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Tom Porterfield
carl said:Why did you leave Ultimate out? lol
Because the OP already mentioned that Ultimate has it, thus my use of
*also*, as in "in addition to what has already been mentioned".
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carl feredeck
yes you are correct...i didnt notice the "also"
I want to add that all these only support ONE remote connection at a time...
if the OP wants a real terminal serverhe has to get a server version of
windows.
I want to add that all these only support ONE remote connection at a time...
if the OP wants a real terminal serverhe has to get a server version of
windows.
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Mike Brannigan
carl feredeck said:the CLIENT is available on all versions of windows including win95 and up!
Even in linux you can have a client.. even on portable devices!
THE SERVER (TERMINAL SERVICES) is available only in those you said.
As I clarified in my response if the OP was looking for a version of Vista
with the RDP client then my answer stands. There is no Microsoft RDP client
for Vista Home or Home Premium,.
Also Terminal Services is NOT available on Vista - certain version allow for
a single remote desktop connection or session shadow for remote assistance.
This is not the same as Windows Terminal Services which is a Windows Server
technology.
Please read the post before you attempt to correct already valid answers.
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Mike Brannigan
carl feredeck said:the CLIENT is available on all versions of windows including win95 and up!
Even in linux you can have a client.. even on portable devices!
THE SERVER (TERMINAL SERVICES) is available only in those you said.
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carl feredeck
As I clarified in my response if the OP was looking for a version of Vista
your response is a bunch of baloney.. better stick with farming and leave
the computing to those who know what they are doing!
with the RDP client then my answer stands. There is no Microsoft RDP
client for Vista Home or Home Premium,.
Also Terminal Services is NOT available on Vista -
your response is a bunch of baloney.. better stick with farming and leave
the computing to those who know what they are doing!
Mike Brannigan said:carl feredeck said:the CLIENT is available on all versions of windows including win95 and
up! Even in linux you can have a client.. even on portable devices!
THE SERVER (TERMINAL SERVICES) is available only in those you said.
As I clarified in my response if the OP was looking for a version of Vista
with the RDP client then my answer stands. There is no Microsoft RDP
client for Vista Home or Home Premium,.
Also Terminal Services is NOT available on Vista - certain version allow
for a single remote desktop connection or session shadow for remote
assistance.
This is not the same as Windows Terminal Services which is a Windows
Server technology.
Please read the post before you attempt to correct already valid answers.
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Spanky deMonkey
Ultimate has everything and the windows.vista.general group has a maggot
like yourself. If you had even a brain cell you would be dangerous.
Remember last week when your wife called the authorities after receiving a
beating from you? What ever happened? Did she file a complaint? Did you
have to report to your parole officer?
What happened with your work release program?
like yourself. If you had even a brain cell you would be dangerous.
Remember last week when your wife called the authorities after receiving a
beating from you? What ever happened? Did she file a complaint? Did you
have to report to your parole officer?
What happened with your work release program?
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Spanky deMonkey
Just FYI, you are a right wing wacko
carl feredeck said:yes you are correct...i didnt notice the "also"
I want to add that all these only support ONE remote connection at a
time...
if the OP wants a real terminal serverhe has to get a server version of
windows.
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carl feredeck
Billy boy... trolling as a monkey in disguise is "so you"
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Guest
Thanks to all. Got some mixed signals here, tho. Let me clarify. XP Pro
included Terminal Services which would allow me to test an application that
would be accessed remotely from workstations using the client RDP. I would
like to do same testing in Vista. If Business. Enterprise, and Ultima
include TS but limit you to one remote user, that is fine for my testing.
From the answers here, it sound like that is the case. Could someone
confirm that for me, i.e., TS is on those 3 versions but limited to one
remote user connecting to it?
Thanks again,
Mark
included Terminal Services which would allow me to test an application that
would be accessed remotely from workstations using the client RDP. I would
like to do same testing in Vista. If Business. Enterprise, and Ultima
include TS but limit you to one remote user, that is fine for my testing.
From the answers here, it sound like that is the case. Could someone
confirm that for me, i.e., TS is on those 3 versions but limited to one
remote user connecting to it?
Thanks again,
Mark
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carl feredeck
From the answers here, it sound like that is the case. Could someone
That is totally correct.
Have in mind that there is a free alternative called VNC that can run on any
version of windows and is nice.
A good implementation of VNC is this:
www.UltraVnc.com
this consists of a client and server application...
You will have to open port 5900 on your firewall since vnc uses this by
default
VNC is what linux uses and is very good.
confirm that for me, i.e., TS is on those 3 versions but limited to one
remote user connecting to it?
That is totally correct.
Have in mind that there is a free alternative called VNC that can run on any
version of windows and is nice.
A good implementation of VNC is this:
www.UltraVnc.com
this consists of a client and server application...
You will have to open port 5900 on your firewall since vnc uses this by
default
VNC is what linux uses and is very good.
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Tom Porterfield
Markus said:Thanks to all. Got some mixed signals here, tho. Let me clarify. XP Pro
included Terminal Services which would allow me to test an application that
would be accessed remotely from workstations using the client RDP. I would
like to do same testing in Vista. If Business. Enterprise, and Ultima
include TS but limit you to one remote user, that is fine for my testing.
From the answers here, it sound like that is the case. Could someone
confirm that for me, i.e., TS is on those 3 versions but limited to one
remote user connecting to it?
It's not called terminal services in the client OS arena, it's remote
desktop, but yes, it sounds like you understand.
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