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They might have been using a Citrix solution.
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They might have been using a Citrix solution.

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I have a Windows 2008 Server R2 with TS for Remote Desktop Connection.<br />
Everyone is using on RDC a specific application for its job.<br />
The applications are working with MS SQL Server 2005 databases.<br />
The MS SQL 2005 is installed on a Windows 2003 server standard ed.<br />
The two servers are connected using DNS.<br />
Is there a possibility to use the applications without the users knowing they are working with RDC?<br />
They have to use MS Excel, MS Word and internet explorer for internet applications with security keys (physical keys or token).<br />
I've seen this kind of user; they don’t know they are using a server; all the icons are on local desktop and it looks like they are using local applications and programs.<br />

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I have a Windows 2008 Server R2 with TS for Remote Desktop Connection.
Everyone is using on RDC a specific application for its job.
The applications are working with MS SQL Server 2005 databases.
The MS SQL 2005 is installed on a Windows 2003 server standard ed.
The two servers are connected using DNS.
Is there a possibility to use the applications without the users knowing they are working with RDC?
They have to use MS Excel, MS Word and internet explorer for internet applications with security keys (physical keys or token).
I've seen this kind of user; they don’t know they are using a server; all the icons are on local desktop and it looks like they are using local applications and programs.


Remote desktop connection

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