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this should be pretty easy. &nbsp;<br />
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in the SBS Console, make sure each user is associated with his/her desktop<br />
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Have each user leave his/her computer on<br />
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go to your RWW site (typically remote.domainname.com)<br />
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log in<br />
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click on connect to a computer<br />
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as long as each user is set up properly in the SBS Console with access to his/her desktop - SBS takes care of the rest of the setup, typically
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this should be pretty easy.  

in the SBS Console, make sure each user is associated with his/her desktop

Have each user leave his/her computer on

go to your RWW site (typically remote.domainname.com)

log in

click on connect to a computer



as long as each user is set up properly in the SBS Console with access to his/her desktop - SBS takes care of the rest of the setup, typically

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I have a 6-user client that we purchased SBS 2008 for. &nbsp;They will use a Cisco VPN solution to access their network remotely. &nbsp;Ultimately, they want to access their desktops via RDP for Bloomberg and Outlook.<br />
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I've read a lot of information that says TS is no good in Small Business Server. &nbsp;Is this going to be possible? &nbsp;If so, what's the basic procedure to connect.<br />
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<i>Side note: we purchased remote desktop CALs which obviously didn't work w/ SBS.</i>
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I have a 6-user client that we purchased SBS 2008 for.  They will use a Cisco VPN solution to access their network remotely.  Ultimately, they want to access their desktops via RDP for Bloomberg and Outlook.

I've read a lot of information that says TS is no good in Small Business Server.  Is this going to be possible?  If so, what's the basic procedure to connect.

Side note: we purchased remote desktop CALs which obviously didn't work w/ SBS.

Terminal Services in Windows SBS 2008?

Small Business Server (SBS) is a line of server operating systems targeted at small businesses by bundling the operating system with a number of other Microsoft products that would normally need to be purchased or licensed separately. The most notable inclusions are Exchange, SQL Server, SharePoint and ISA/TMG (Microsoft's firewall and proxy server).