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Support WebCast: Microsoft Windows 2000 Terminal Services Domain Issues

Article ID: 325532

Article Last Modified on 8/4/2004

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• Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0, Terminal Server Edition

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Session Summary

Windows 2000 Terminal Services is a good product for bringing users into a domain environment, whether your environment is Windows 2000 Active Directory or a Windows NT 4.0 domain. Proper Terminal Services configuration for the server's operation mode, user home directories, user profiles, Terminal Services Licensing, and other domain issues are described in this presentation. Microsoft Knowledge Base articles and Web links complement the material for more information on the domain subjects presented.

This is a Level 300 session that presented by Thomas Martin. Thomas is a Systems Support Professional currently working on the Windows NT Domains Team (soon to be called the Directory Services Team). Thomas has been working in the computer industry for eight years and joined Microsoft Product Support Services (PSS) in 1998.

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