Re: terminal server on VMware

You certainly can do it. However, our experience running a TS server in VMWare is that there is a performance hit, even if you are running a single session. Multiple sessions make it worse.

In a production environment I would avoid it unless absolutely necessary..... Suppose your server goes of line......

Regards,
Hank Arnold

marinus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hi,
what to do.


Several (proliant) servers in a TS farm. Session directory on one of
them

or

HP ml570 (?) = very big machine with 4 CPU's and 10 GB memm and then
install several VM server to create the TS-farm.


What is the best option to create a stable and fast Terminal Server
envirement that is easy to controll.


regards

Marinus

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