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Are Windows 2003 R2 Terminal Server licenses compatible with a MS SBS 2008 Premium?
Can I use an existing Windows Server 2003 with Terminal Server installed to act as Terminal Server for a Windows SBS 2008 Premium?
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Gerrit
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Gerrit
If you mean that you CURRENTLY have a Windows Server 2003 server with Terminal Services enabled and you want to use it as a member server providing terminal services access in an SBS domain, then YES, you should be fine to continue as you like.
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Does this go for a SBS 2008 as well?
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Are there any (affordable) alternatives for Terminal Server?
I need to connect up to 15 users to the SBS via Remote Connection.
I need to connect up to 15 users to the SBS via Remote Connection.
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My SBS kis 2003, did I understand one cannot connect to SBS 2008 with Terminal Services on the Windows Server 2003 R2?
Or should I just buy a license for a Terminal Server 2008 and install it on the Windows Server 2003 R2?
Are there any other ways to connect without using Terminal Services?
Or should I just buy a license for a Terminal Server 2008 and install it on the Windows Server 2003 R2?
Are there any other ways to connect without using Terminal Services?
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My SBS kis 2003, did I understand one cannot connect to SBS 2008 with Terminal Services on the Windows Server 2003 R2?
Or should I just buy a license for a Terminal Server 2008 and install it on the Windows Server 2003 R2?
Are there any other ways to connect without using Terminal Services?
Or should I just buy a license for a Terminal Server 2008 and install it on the Windows Server 2003 R2?
Are there any other ways to connect without using Terminal Services?
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