Re: Can Access progarm be downloaded and used with machine with no
mpjr <mpjr@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
When I asked my web service if they supported "Terminal Services" or "Citrix"
their reply was as follows:
They clearly didn't have a clue what you meant by Terminal Services or
Citrix. And thus are very likely running Linux as a server. So not
possible with your current hosting service.
Tony
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Relevant Pages
- Re: Terminal Services vs Citrix
... There is a product named "Secure Global Desktop Terminal Services ... It provides most of MetaFrame's features (Load balancing, ... > proposal to stop using Citrix MetaFrame XPs FR1 and instead use just Windows ... I'd like to know if Windows Server 2003 Network ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.networking) - Re: Terminal Server help needed
... Go to the TS and bring up Terminal Services Configuration from Admin Tools. ... Select the RDP connection and then the security tab. ... Citrix help ...
(microsoft.public.win2000.active_directory) - Re: Clients with Dual Monitors: Extended Desktops
... > I'm at least as intrigued as Rickard by this. ... > application is not supported under Citrix" when they in fact mean ... > "our application is not supported under Terminal Services". ... > Note also that the "is not supported" phrase from the vendor means ...
(microsoft.public.windows.terminal_services) - Re: why do I need a Domain ?
... I have never worked with Citrix so I can't say anything ... want to pay the licensing costs to run Terminal Services in "real" mode. ... why do you use Terminal Server? ... >> faster by installing on the local workstations. ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.active_directory) - Re: Clients with Dual Monitors: Extended Desktops
... I'm at least as intrigued as Rickard by this. ... application is not supported under Citrix" when they in fact mean ... "our application is not supported under Terminal Services". ... Note also that the "is not supported" phrase from the vendor means ...
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