It is rare that you see a book review in the forums but this book deserved mention.
Admin911: Windows 2000 Terminal Services
Being a system administrator for a Novell 5 network I was a bit intimidated when I had to setup a Windows 2000 server with terminal services enabled. I knew little to nothing about the NT/Windows 2000 server enviroment but with the help of this book setting up the windows server and terminal services was a walk in the park. The book will walk you through planning your server structure to implimentation of terminal services. It will also help plan user permissions specific to terminal services as well as advanced application trouble shooting for those shared programs like Office 97/2000 as well as Outlook setups.
It even helps in answering questions posted here in the remote access forum.![[thumbsup]](/data/assets/smilies/thumbsup.gif "[thumbsup] [thumbsup]")
Chuck
tek-tips@aspenpkg.com
Admin911: Windows 2000 Terminal Services
Being a system administrator for a Novell 5 network I was a bit intimidated when I had to setup a Windows 2000 server with terminal services enabled. I knew little to nothing about the NT/Windows 2000 server enviroment but with the help of this book setting up the windows server and terminal services was a walk in the park. The book will walk you through planning your server structure to implimentation of terminal services. It will also help plan user permissions specific to terminal services as well as advanced application trouble shooting for those shared programs like Office 97/2000 as well as Outlook setups.
It even helps in answering questions posted here in the remote access forum.
Chuck
tek-tips@aspenpkg.com
