In the espresso world, it's called the "god shot." It's that stunningly perfect combination of correct pressure, stable temperature, fresh beans and barista technique which produces a cup that makes ...

Step-By-Step: Monitor terminal server sessions using Terminal Services Manager Your email has been sent Learn the features of the Terminal Services Manager and techniques and tricks for ...

Many organizations that use Remote Desktop Services or Terminal Services are not using a VPN connection before allowing connections to their in-house servers or workstations. If no VPN is required, ...

How far is too far? If you can throw a wad of paper — from your desk — at all your end users, chances are your organization doesn’t need “remote” connectivity. However, to administer and maintain ...

APIs are the backbone of modern software development, but let’s be honest—working with them can sometimes feel like navigating a maze without a map. Whether you’re debugging a tricky endpoint, testing ...

Windows 2000 Terminal Services usually runs flawlessly and requires practically no administration, so it’s easy to forget that you can make adjustments to it. But with a few simple tweaks, you can get ...

Ever yearn for the good old days, back before Terminal Services? When managing a server meant a trip to the data center -- and occasionally catching a quick nap in its dark recesses? Back when ...

On our terminal servers, we have a couple hundred users who are using Excel with a new OLAP tool, and we need to make sure the Excel add-in for that tool is ...