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How does using a thin client connection to a TS server change the virus contamination scenario?

Asked by WineGeek in Remote Desktop/Terminal Services

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For this scenario I'm using a Neoware e90 thin client workstation connected to a Windows 2003 Server R2 running Terminal Services and using Microsoft RDP.

Let's say I open a virus-laden email attachment in my Outlook client that is running in my Terminal Services session. Generally speaking, because each virus is different obviously, what is exposed to the potential for a virus infection: the O/S on the Terminal Server or just isolated components of my TS session, and is there any chance of anything on the actual thin client workstation being vulnerable to virus contamination? Thanks.Start Free Trial
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