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Who should attend this course? |
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| This
is designed specifically for IT
professionals that need to install, configure, tune,
troubleshoot and
maintain servers running Windows 2008 Terminal Services. The course covers
the major pitfalls encountered when deploying terminal services and
includes lots of practical sessions.
Duration 2 days Course Prerequisites Delegates should have an understanding of Windows servers, certificates and Active Directory. Previous experience with Terminal Services would be an advantage but is not essential. Delegates who are not familiar with Active Directory and Certificates or who wish assistance with a particular application deployment can request a three day extended version of this course. Additional information Practical exercises on the course are carried out using "real world" conventional clients and servers rather than using Virtual Machines.
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Describe the benefits of Terminal Services and the new features included in 2008 server Carry out basic capacity planning for a Terminal Server deployment Add and configure the Terminal Services role on a Windows 2008 Server Install and configure a Licensing server Configure and control RDP connections using the latest client Configure connection properties using the Terminal Services Configuration tool and Group Policy Configure Client Single Sign-on Install applications for use by Thin Clients using best practices Deploy applications using TS Web Access and RemoteApps Configure group policy settings for Terminal servers Load Balance multiple terminal servers using NLB and the Session Broker Manage Terminal Services Clients redirected printers using the new Easy Print driver Install and configure TS Gateway for secure remote access Control and monitor client connections made through TS Gateway Use Windows System Resource Manager to manage performance issues Use best practices when trouble-shooting terminal server problems
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| Introduction to 2008 terminal services, additional features and changes Installing Terminal services, capacity planning and basic tuning License Server installation and configuration New client options and server connection settings Best practices in installing applications on terminal servers Deploying applications:- via desktop icons via the web interface via file shares Printing using the new easy print driver Load balancing and using the session broker Configuring a terminal Services gateway Adding and configuring the Windows System Resource Manager feature Tuning and troubleshooting techniques |
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