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Terminal Server 2003 and NLB Cluster

Asked by Tangram_Data in Windows 2003 Server, Tivoli Storage Manager

Tags: nlb, server, terminal, 2003

We now have one SBS server and one Terminal Server 2003 (standard edition 2003) to host all of our applications for about 15 users. Users are connecting to the Terminal Server from LAN & WAN side. Due to performance and scalability we want to move in another Terminal Server 2003 and create a Terminal Server Cluster with NLB.

According to Microsoft you need 3 things:

-> Network load blancing
-> Two or more Terminal Server
--> A session directory server

What has to be done to make this work?

Do we need to reïnstall the Terminal Servers to create the cluster? Do the Terminal Servers need to be upgraded (or reinstalled) with the Enterprise Edition 2003? What about the applications on the first server, do they need to be installed on the second server as well? Is it really necessary to have a session directory server?

Thanks & good luck!
Waldo
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