Both, obviously, work at Microsoft. As the title says, Terminal Services became Remote Desktop Services with the release of Windows Server 2008 Support Pack 2.

This is the second installment of a five-part series by contributing editor Greg Shields, which takes a close look at Microsoft's upcoming Windows Server 2008 operating system, commonly referred ...

None of the above—thanks to Windows Terminal Services, I was able to work effectively on the client’s server without leaving my office, even over that 56-KB line.

Microsoft superseded the NT add-on services with built-in terminal services features offered in Windows Server 2000 and 2003. Microsoft later included the terminal server capabilities in Windows 2003 ...

Terminal Services shines in Windows Server 2008 -- and it's all the better when paired with Vista Terminal Services (TS) have been a part of Windows servers for the longest time, allowing users to ...

Microsoft eventually incorporated WinFrame into Windows NT as Terminal Services Edition, and later in Windows 2000 Server and Windows Server 2003 as Terminal Services and Remote Desktop. Microsoft got ...

Those thin-client devices will access the applications through the enhanced Terminal Services features in Microsoft Corp.’s upcoming release of Windows .Net Server 2003.

Microsoft's unusual move to release their server operating system as service pack 1 is an attempt to sync client and server releases. But whether IT execs should rush a deployment is a different ...

Hi GuysI've got an environment that is going from desktop based apps to a MS Terminal server setup. Just got told that the users need to be able to burn CD's. We had initially planned on turning ...

At the Citrix annual user conference iForum Monday Citrix CEO Mark Templeton unveiled a project code-named "Constellation" designed to leapfrog the company past Microsoft's ambitious terminal ...

REDMOND, Wash., and BOSTON, May 28, 2002 — Microsoft Corp. and Softricity Inc., innovators in powering software services, today announced an agreement to promote a complementary solution that allows ...

Page Two Microsoft customers said charging for each Windows client to access Terminal Server in .Net Server 2003 appears to be another attempt to push customers not yet running Windows XP to upgrade.