
Terminal Services in Windows 2000 has two operating modes: Application mode and Remote Administration mode. You can install Terminal Services on top of the base operating system in all versions of Windows 2000, with the exception of the Professional edition. But with Windows 2000, Microsoft has added a remote administration option, the thin client software known as Terminal Services. You always needed third-party software, such as PC Anywhere or VNC, to remotely administer a Windows server. Windows always used to lag behind UNIX in remote administration capabilities. You can install Terminal Services on top of.


Use Windows Terminal Services to remotely administer workstations
