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MaxAttach NAS 6000 Administration Guide
Terminal Services Client
Terminal Services Client is the tool used to back up and restore the server appliance
operating system. It supports only two concurrent connections. Additionally, if you
navigate to another page during an open session, the client will be disconnected but the
session will be preserved. This can prevent other users from accessing a Terminal Services
session.
With the 32-bit Terminal Services Client you can access a server running Terminal
Services and do any of the following:
Connect to Terminal Services.
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Check the Terminal Services Client number.
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Use short cut keys
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Cut and paste from the Terminal Services Client window into an application running
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locally.
Print to your local printer from applications running on the Terminal server.
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Cut and paste from the Terminal Services Client window into an application running
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locally.
Print to your local printer from applications running on the Terminal server.
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Disconnect without ending a session.
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Disconnect and end a session.
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Once connected to Terminal Services, additional help is available on the server. Click Start and then
click Help. In the table of contents, click Client Services and then click Terminal Services.
To connect to Terminal Services
1.
Click Start, point to Programs, point to Terminal Services Client, and click Terminal
Services Client.
2.
In Server, type a Terminal server name or TCP\IP address or select a server from the
list of Available servers.
3.
In Screen area, select the screen resolution for the Terminal server window.
4.
If you are connecting using a modem or a slow network, click Use data compression.
5.
If you would like to have commonly used bitmaps stored on your local hard drive,
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