1. TNQ200-04

2. Using The Terminal Services Component Of Windows ® 2000 In Your Organization [-name here-] [-company name here-] [-company location here-] TNQ200 - 04

3. Agenda  Server features  Client features  Management features  Licensing  Management tools  Shared software and Y2K

4. In This Session…  New server-side features  New client-side features  Configuration options  Management  Deploying applications

5. Server Improved infrastructure…  Integrated Component of Windows 2000 Server OS  Single Binary  Configurable Install  Leverages Multilingual UI

6. Server Improved administration…  Improved server administration  Remote Admin via Terminal Session  Improved client administration  Custom client creation  Improved licensing administration

7.  Remote administration mode  Application server mode Server Configuration options … Mode can be changed post- install, but some apps may need to be reinstalled.

8. Server Remote admin versus app server…  Resource overhead  Optimization  Licensing  Application compatibility  Security

9. Demo #1  Installation Wizard

10. Pop Quiz/ Question And Answer  T or F: The Licensing Service is required and installed for Remote Administration Mode?  T or F: When changing from Remote Admin Mode to Application Serving Mode, I may have to re-install some applications for compatibility reasons?

11. Client Protocol improvements…  Resource redirection  Remote control  Windows CE Client for H/PC-Pro  Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) 5.0  Virtual channels  New public APIs

12. Client Types…  Win32 ®  Win16  Windows-based Terminal (WBT)  Mobile Windows-Based Terminal  I.e., Windows CE Client for the H/PC Pro

13. Client Small business usage scenario…  Technical support  Remote-Admin Mode Allows Off-Site Control  No need for third-party product purchase  More efficient use of time for VAR

14. Client Medium business usage scenario…  Mobile administration  Use H/PC Pro to manage servers anywhere  Adapt for growth  Interim Desktop  Use WBT’s for flexible office space

15. Client Enterprise usage scenario…  Custom application development  Use virtual channels for custom TS Applications  Rapid deployment of applications

16. Demo #2  Clipboard and printer redirection  Session remote control  Windows-based Terminal

17. Pop Quiz/ Question And Answer  T or F: I can connect my Windows 3.11 machine to a Windows 2000 Terminal Server session?  T or F: I can connect to a Windows 2000 Terminal Server with my Palm PC?

18. Management License manager…  New feature in Windows 2000 Terminal Svcs  Issues CAL’s to clients  Checks CAL’s During Connection

19. Management Scalability…  TSE, 4.0 or better!

20.  Extensions for AD Admin Tool  Environment  Timeout  Profile Dir.  Remote Control Management User settings…

21.  Performance counters Management Performance monitoring…

22. Management Automation…  Command-Line Scripting…  Query information  Session control  Session configuration  Application management

23. Demo #3  User Properties Configuration

24. Pop Quiz/ Question And Answer  T or F: I can set a timeout value to a user’s Terminal Services session via property pages in the AD?  T or F: The Terminal Services licensing model has changed in Windows 2000?

25. Software And Y2K Application sharing…  Smart “Install-Mode” Popup  Applications in multi-user context  http://www.veritest.com/terminalserver http://www.veritest.com/terminalserver  Example: Office 2000  Limitations

26. Y2K Readiness for Windows 2000…  Y2K Compliance Rating  (All Languages): Will ship Compliant  Baseline Compliance Commitment  Will be maintained as compliant through 1/1/2001  Updates or Known Y2K Issues: None  microsoft.com/technet/year2k

27. Demo #4  Installing Applications

28. Pop Quiz/ Question And Answer  T or F: All applications will work in a multi-user environment when installed using the Add/Remove Programs applet?

29. For More Information  Refer to the TechNet Web site at  microsoft.com/technet

30. Session Credits  Author: Joshua Leewarner  Producer/Editor: Ken Kubota  Thanks to our Microsoft technical personnel who reviewed this session:  Mark Aggar, TS Product Management  Dave Pollon, TS Product Management  Peter Bergler, TS Program Management Lead

32. Resource Slide Scalability Study on TSE 4.0: http://www.microsoft.com/ntserver/terminalserver/ deployment/capacplan/tscapacity.asp

33. Resource Slide  Query information  qappsrv, qwinsta, quser  Session Management  tscon, tsdiscon, tsshutdn, tskill  logoff, rwinsta, shadow, msg  Configuration  tsprof, flattemp, chlogon, chgport  Application Management  chguser, register Command Line Utils.