A Journey to the Center of a Terminal Server

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As an IT professional responsible for Windows Server 2008 terminal servers you need to dig beneath the surface if you really want to understand how the technology works. This session introduces you to the core Terminal Services concepts, including the processes needed for remote sessions, the new graphical user shell supporting RemoteApp programs, and the details of the user logon sequence. Get in-depth information on terminal server installation and execution modes and their impact on file system and registry. Discover how to modify related system settings in order to fine-tune your terminal servers. Comprehensive demonstrations help you to improve your technical and professional skills in mastering the Windows Server 2008 terminal server platform.

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