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Do you know what I can do for limiting what people can see on the servers desktop? &nbsp;
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Do you know what I can do for limiting what people can see on the servers desktop?  

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You can use the Group Policy to restrict what people can do and see on the server
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You can use the Group Policy to restrict what people can do and see on the server

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I want to use Terminal Services for the first time on my Network. &nbsp;I would like to find out as much information as possible so I can get a good grasp on the subject. &nbsp;I will be running TS in Application Mode. &nbsp; What's happening is that users will be running Applications in remote locations on the network. &nbsp;I would like to use VPN but it works to Slow for the users with all the encryption. And yes I do have High Speed Internet.<br />
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But When I use Terminal Services at Remote Locations it seems It runs as fast as if I where on the Network locally. &nbsp;I assume this is because TS has no encrytion? &nbsp;What should I do? &nbsp;does TS have good Security from Hackers? &nbsp;Should I use VPN or TS? &nbsp;What can I do?<br />
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I want to use Terminal Services for the first time on my Network.  I would like to find out as much information as possible so I can get a good grasp on the subject.  I will be running TS in Application Mode.   What's happening is that users will be running Applications in remote locations on the network.  I would like to use VPN but it works to Slow for the users with all the encryption. And yes I do have High Speed Internet.

But When I use Terminal Services at Remote Locations it seems It runs as fast as if I where on the Network locally.  I assume this is because TS has no encrytion?  What should I do?  does TS have good Security from Hackers?  Should I use VPN or TS?  What can I do?




Windows 2000 Server Terminal Services

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