Using Terminal Server and Citrix as an enterprise desktop

[fatkid]

I am a Unix guy by trade, but my boss included me in a group to evaluate if it is possible to use Terminal Server and/or Citrix to replace conventional desktop PC's. I have found information indicating this is possible. But I have not found anything saying weather it is possible to run Terminal Server in parrallel across a WAN. Optimal situation for a failure or disaster situation would be to have a hot sight at one of our other locations. Does any one know if it is possible to keep two Terminal Server boxes mirrored accross a WAN and if so can you give me any insight as to how and where to start looking for information? Thanks in advance.

 

[Seaspray0]

there is an option in DNS to use "round robin" distribution of addresses to clients but the example I saw was using it to use multiple servers to host a website. I've not investigated using it to host multiple Terminal Servers. If it is a viable use, I would recommend having a backend on which to serve and store the data to the terminal servers.

A+/MCP/MCSE/MCDBA

 

[fatkid]

Thank you Seasparay0. I will look into that more.

But this will not help to keep the boxes running in a mirrored state. I guess I am not sure if that is really possible in a windows environment.
But what do I know, I am just a simple sandwich man.

Does anyone know if there is a way or a product to mirror a windows server environment accross a WAN (particularly Terminal Server)?

Thanks