Server 2008 Terminal Services Part 7: Web Access
Tuesday, 10 July 2007 by Michel Roth
Greg Shields has posted his 7th part of his series of articles on Server 2008 Terminal services. it is about TS Web access:

"Creating RemoteApps with Terminal Services is the easy part. Getting those applications so that the users can actually make use of them is the slightly harder part – unless you use TS Web Access. As we discussed yesterday, there are four mechanisms for getting RemoteApps deployed out to your users. Those are:

- Associate a file name extension to a RemoteApp
- Create and install via an .MSI file
- Create and deploy an .RDP file
- Publish to a web page using TS Web Access

As you can probably see...
...each of these options has both merits and complexities."

Read the article here.

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TS RemoteApp And Frontside Authentication (23 February 2008)
Terminal Server Web Access Architecture (1 March 2008)
Working With Terminal Services Remote Applications (Part 5) (25 June 2009)
Windows 2008 Terminal Services RemoteApp user or group filtering (1 July 2009)
How to: Publish Windows Explorer Shell Extensions and Control Panel Applets (12 July 2007)
An Overview of Longhorn Server’s Terminal Service Gateway (Part 5) (27 September 2006)
Using TS Web Access With TS Web Access With SharePoint (28 February 2008)
Deploying Your Customized RDP client (9 August 2006)
RemoteApp Filter for TS WebAccess (13 May 2008)
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