Terminal Services for Windows 2003
Technical Overview of Terminal Services
Microsoft Corporation
Updated: January 2005
Abstract
Windows Server 2003 includes the Terminal Services features of Windows 2000, the client and protocol enhancements found in Windows XP, and a number of other additional features. This technical article is intended for server administrators who are already familiar with Terminal Services in Windows 2000.
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