Windows 2003 What’s new in Terminal Services _.ppt

Ruben Spruijt - PQR Diensten Windows 2003 What’s new in Terminal Services ? Upgrading Concerns Upgrading from Microsoft Windows NT? 4.0 Terminal Server to Windows 2003 Server -blocked In Windows NT 4.0 Terminal Server - compatibility scripts modified permissions on registry, security, folders, etc. Some were done on a Windows 2000 server During upgrade, the security template applied to an application server does not reset the ACLs Best to do a clean installation on the server in Full Security Mode New Client User Interface MSTSC Experience tab Optimize wallpaper, visual styles, etc. for speed of network connection Full screen connection bar No Connection Manager: save connection settings from client user interface /migrate Greater color depth and screen resolution - high color (24 bit) Remote Desktop for Administration Remote Desktop for administration is installed automatically Two concurrent remote connections plus console session (mstsc/console) By default, it is toggled off System properties in Control Panel “Allow Users to Connect remotely to this computer” on the Remote tab Does not require licenses Remote Desktop Connection tool is available for download for earlier versions of Windows /windowsxp/remotedesktop/ Remote Desktop Snap-in Used for network administration Multiple computers in one window Connect to console Local Group Policies and Default.rdp settings affect connection settings Help Desk users - Remote Assistance Installing Terminal Services for Application Hosting Installed using Add/Remove Programs Previously installed applications must be reinstalled for multisession access All members of the Local Users group are copied into the Remote Desktop Users group Security mode for the Terminal Server connections Windows 2000/Windows 2003 Server permissions mode (full security) Windows NT 4.0/Terminal Server Edition permissions compatibility mode (relaxed security) Unattended installation [Components] TerminalServer = On [TerminalServic