Re: Thin clients..

From: Rope <spam@xxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 04 Mar 2008 15:55:17 GMT

Phil Launchbury spoke:

I've been asked to look at using thin clients here and my only
experience is a bit of Citrix (4 years ago!) and unix-type X terminals.
Anyone got any experience with setting up thin client access to
Microsoft Server?

Talk to these people:
http://www.instant-axess.co.uk

We looked at them for rugged laptops, but they are evangelists on
thin-client technologies, and seem to know whereof they speak.

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