Hands-On Microsoft Windows Server 2008 1 Connecting Through Terminal Services Terminal server – Enables clients to run services and software applications.

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Hands-On Microsoft Windows Server Connecting Through Terminal Services Terminal server – Enables clients to run services and software applications on Windows Server 2008 instead of at the client Which means nearly any type of operating system can access Windows Server 2008 The Windows Server 2008 Terminal Services are used for two broad purposes: – To support thin clients – To centralize program access

Hands-On Microsoft Windows Server Connecting Through Terminal Services (continued) Windows Server 2008 Terminal Services not only support thin clients – But other types of client operating systems When you install Terminal Services, you can install different role services for specific purposes

Thin Client and Terminal Services Terminal Services describes the underlying technology that is common to Terminal Server, Remote Desktop, and Remote Control. Terminal Services provides technologies that enable client computers to access a server, run Windows- based programs from the server, and access the full Windows operating system desktop. This is known as server-based computing. With Terminal Services, a server can host multiple concurrent client sessions from a variety of Windows-based workstations. This includes Windows Embedded CE powered thin clients.

Thin Client and Terminal Services Terminal Server is the server role that provides multiple users access to applications and desktops for non-administrative purposes. Remote Desktop is the component in Windows Server that is used to administer a server from any computer on the network, and enable users to connect to a server that is running Terminal Services. Remote Control enables an administrator to join a user's Terminal Services session to diagnose and resolve problems remotely on the server.

Thin Client and Terminal Services Terminal Services can also support client computers on the network that are running other operating systems by using third-party add-in products.

. The following illustration shows a server-based enterprise network

Hands-On Microsoft Windows Server Connecting Through Terminal Services (continued)

Hands-On Microsoft Windows Server Connecting Through Terminal Services (continued)

Hands-On Microsoft Windows Server Installing Terminal Services When you install the Terminal Services role, you also need to install the TS Licensing role service – To manage the number of terminal server user licenses you have obtained from Microsoft The TS Licensing role server can be installed when you install the Terminal Services role Licenses can be purchased either per user account or by client device When you install the Terminal Services role, you can choose to implement the new Network Level Authentication option

Hands-On Microsoft Windows Server Installing Terminal Services (continued) Network Level Authentication (NLA) – Enables authentication to take place before the Terminal Services connection is established Which thwarts would-be attackers Another element to consider before you install the Terminal Services role is who will be allowed to access the terminal server – Create groups of user accounts in advance so that you can add these groups during the installation

Hands-On Microsoft Windows Server Configuring Terminal Services Begin by using the Terminal Services Configuration tool to configure the remote connection properties Only one connection is configured for each NIC in the server, which is used to handle multiple clients

Hands-On Microsoft Windows Server Configuring Terminal Services (continued) Activity 9-9: Configuring Terminal Services – Time Required: Approximately 15 minutes – Objective: Configure a terminal server

Hands-On Microsoft Windows Server Managing Terminal Services Terminal Services Manager allows you to: – Monitor the number of users connected to the terminal server – Add additional terminal servers to monitor – Determine if a user session is active – Determine which programs are running in a user’s session – Disconnect a user’s session or log off a user – Reset a connection that is having trouble – Send a message to a user

Hands-On Microsoft Windows Server Managing Terminal Services (continued) Activity 9-10: Using Terminal Services Manager – Time Required: Approximately 10 minutes – Objective: Use Terminal Services Manager

Hands-On Microsoft Windows Server Configuring Licensing When you set up a terminal server, you must: – Activate the Terminal Services licensing server – Configure the licensing by using the TS Licensing Manager

Hands-On Microsoft Windows Server Configuring Licensing (continued) Activity 9-11: Using the TS Licensing Manager – Time Required: Approximately 10 minutes – Objective: Use TS Licensing Manager

Hands-On Microsoft Windows Server Accessing a Terminal Server from a Client Terminal Services client computers can log on using the Remote Desktop Connection (RDC) client The general steps to start RDC in Windows Vista or Windows Server 2008 are as follows: – Click Start, point to All Programs, and click Accessories – Click Remote Desktop Connection – Enter the name of the computer to access and click Connect – Provide the username and password and proceed with the connection

Hands-On Microsoft Windows Server Accessing a Terminal Server from a Client Terminal Services client computers can log on using the Remote Desktop Connection (RDC) client The general steps to start RDC in Windows Vista or Windows Server 2008 are as follows: – Click Start, point to All Programs, and click Accessories – Click Remote Desktop Connection – Enter the name of the computer to access and click Connect – Provide the username and password and proceed with the connection

Hands-On Microsoft Windows Server Accessing a Terminal Server from a Client (continued) Activity 9-12 (optional): Configuring Authentication in Windows Vista – Time Required: Approximately 5 minutes – Objective: Configure NLA authentication in Windows Vista

Hands-On Microsoft Windows Server Installing Applications on a Terminal Server After you configure a terminal server, applications are installed to be compatible with this mode – For this reason, you might need to reinstall some applications that were installed before you installed the Terminal Services role

Hands-On Microsoft Windows Server Summary Windows Server 2008 offers Routing and Remote Access Services to enable users to have remote access to a server Use Server Manager to install the Network Policy and Access Services role in Windows Server 2008

Hands-On Microsoft Windows Server Summary (continued) Use Server Manager to install the Terminal Services role After a terminal server is installed, configure the connection properties and the access permissions Configure Terminal Services client access licenses to enable users to access a terminal server Terminal Services clients use the Remote Desktop Connection client to log onto a terminal server