Re: Terminal Server & CLI clients -- MIDRANGE-L

I have one customer using Terminal Server, 22 users (but with pc's withClient Access).

Three different win Tech's have managed this, all at least MCSE,
and one was one of the smartest techs I've met.
All have had trouble keeping it "always up".
Some of it had to do with other pc products on the server used by the users,

and not "certified" for Terminal Server. Client Access has run most of thetime.

There are specific limits of xx memory per user, and zz users per server.

They put a big IBM x-series dual processor server in and still hadthrough-put

problems. At least once a week it gets rebooted for just bogging down.

I will admit current tech is least of the three, and there could be lots ofreasons

for the problems, but it has not been a happy network.

I think anyone managing this must be Terminal Server certified (if such athing),

and absolutely have proper training for Term Server.
jim franz

----- Original Message -----From: "Pat Barber" <mboceanside@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

To: "Midrange Systems Technical Discussion" <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, May 08, 2006 2:48 PM
Subject: Terminal Server & CLI clients

I spoke to a guy this morning about using CLI thin clients.

He is pushing two different versions of CLI terminals.

The basic model, which appears to be a 3488 and 5250 built
in the device. This is a ethernet version of a 3488.

The next model runs a "thin version" of Windows but in
order to run any Windows products, he was recommending
Terminal Server.

I plead ignorance on this subject, but what's the deal
with Terminal Server over something like Windows Server 2003 ???

Is this any different than a normal server with windows apps
on it ?
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