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Worked like a charm...thanks again.
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Hello all,<br />
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I have read up on setting up a terminal server and feel I have a good grasp. I currently use the 2 RDP all the time and need to increase the amount of users accessing. My questions are in regards to setting up on the only server we have. <br />
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What kind of performance drain will 3 users accessing one program cause on our office server that has 10 LAN users daily?<br />
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We have dual xeon 3.4GHz with 2GB's of ram.<br />
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Can I setup the Terminal Server on the only 2003 server we have and later move it to a dedicated server or do I need to push the bosses for a second server? <br />
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What do I need for a second server (hardware recommendations)? Is it just a 2003 server with add /remove programs addition of Terminal server? <br />

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Hello all,

I have read up on setting up a terminal server and feel I have a good grasp. I currently use the 2 RDP all the time and need to increase the amount of users accessing. My questions are in regards to setting up on the only server we have. 

What kind of performance drain will 3 users accessing one program cause on our office server that has 10 LAN users daily?


We have dual xeon 3.4GHz with 2GB's of ram.

Can I setup the Terminal Server on the only 2003 server we have and later move it to a dedicated server or do I need to push the bosses for a second server? 

What do I need for a second server (hardware recommendations)? Is it just a 2003 server with add /remove programs addition of Terminal server? 


Setting up a 2003 Terminal Server.

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).