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did those docs help?<br />
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any issues with the install?<br />
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Devon
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did those docs help?

any issues with the install?

Devon

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Yes they Did Devon, sorry for the delay:) Quick question though, do you need the CALS for each user with an account on the server, and additional TAL's for each person dialing in as well??<br />
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Chris
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Yes they Did Devon, sorry for the delay:) Quick question though, do you need the CALS for each user with an account on the server, and additional TAL's for each person dialing in as well??

Chris

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I am pretty sure that you just need CAL's for each user that is utilizing the TS.<br />
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Devon
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I am pretty sure that you just need CAL's for each user that is utilizing the TS.

Devon

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Hello Everyone, <br />
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We have a client that would like to set up a remote server and allow approx 50 users remote access and to be able to use applications on the server. I know we will need to use Windows 20003 Server , but which edition includes the Terminal Services Server? Do we have to buy that seperate and install it? I know we also need to buy the CALS, anyone had experience &nbsp;in setting thsi up? I am used to the SBS edition of server software, but I know it only runs in Admin mode for 2003. Thanks again for all the help!!
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Hello Everyone, 

We have a client that would like to set up a remote server and allow approx 50 users remote access and to be able to use applications on the server. I know we will need to use Windows 20003 Server , but which edition includes the Terminal Services Server? Do we have to buy that seperate and install it? I know we also need to buy the CALS, anyone had experience  in setting thsi up? I am used to the SBS edition of server software, but I know it only runs in Admin mode for 2003. Thanks again for all the help!!

Windows 2003 Terminal Services Deployment

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).