Re: Philly-To-London via Intranet?



Per David W. Fenton:
That is no different than with a file server or a web server, so I
just don't see the point in bringing it up as an issue. A Terminal
Server is going to be as reliable as any Windows server.

My concern would be that on the troubleshooting groups radar, the terminal
server might look different: only a few people affected, maybe not covered by
whatever monitoring setup they have, possibly not understood by the
rank-and-file.
--
PeteCresswell
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