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On a terminal server, in the System properties on the Advanced Tab, there are &nbsp;Performance Options for Processor Scheduling and Memory Usage. &nbsp;Processor can be configured for &nbsp;'Best Performance of Programs' or 'Best Performance of Background services'. &nbsp; Memory can be configured for &nbsp;'Best Performance of Programs' of 'Best Performance of System Cache'. What is th best way to configure this for a terminal server?
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On a terminal server, in the System properties on the Advanced Tab, there are  Performance Options for Processor Scheduling and Memory Usage.  Processor can be configured for  'Best Performance of Programs' or 'Best Performance of Background services'.   Memory can be configured for  'Best Performance of Programs' of 'Best Performance of System Cache'. What is th best way to configure this for a terminal server?

Terminal Server optimization

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Citrix

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