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Thinstuff XP/VS Terminal Server for Windows
Turn Windows XP, Vista, Small Business Server 2003 or Windows Server 2008 into a full-blown Terminal Server!
Adding Thinstuff´s XP/VS Terminal Server software to a Windows workstation enables you to establish an unlimited number of RDP connections to it. This turns your Windows workstation into a complete Terminal Server and enables cost effective Server Based Computing.
Cost savings in your IT infrastructure
Deployment of Thinstuff´s XP/VS Terminal Server enables cost savings in licensing, hardware, service and support
Thinstuff XP/VS Terminal Server provides even more!
Additional features which make XP/VS Terminal Server a really complete Terminal Server:
- Enhanced Application Compatibility: Compatibility Mode for older applications which are not Terminal Server enabled (e.g. change user /install, ini file mapping, registry mapping, etc.)
- Domain Authentication: Authentication of Terminal Server users in a Windows Domain
- Shadowing: Mirroring of RDP sessions for support purposes
- TSX USB: Thinstuff´s TSX USB is a revolutionary software solution that enables access to any client attached USB devices remotely over network just as if you would have plugged them in directly to the XP/VS Terminal Server computer
Most of the following features which are currently under development will be fully compatible with Microsoft RDP6 clients and therefore do not require any additional client software:
- TSX Application Control: Access to specific applications can be restricted to designated groups or users
- TSX Remote Programs - Seamless Windows: TSX Remote Programs - Seamless Windows offer seamless integration of specific applications into the client´s desktop just as if they were local, instead of publishing the complete user desktop
- TSX Session Broker - Load Balancing: Based on server load values incoming RDP sessions are automatically assigned to individual servers in multiple server environments
- TSX Gateway - RDP over HTTPS: Encrypted transmission of the RDP protocol through SSL secured HTTPS connections on port 443 over the internet
- TSX Web Access - Web Portal: Access to published applications through a web portal
XP/VS Terminal Server Feature Comparison:
