Windows Server® 2008 Terminal Services

Published: February 25, 2008   Welcome to the Windows Server 2008 Terminal Services guide, a part of the Infrastructure Planning and Design series from Solution Accelerators. In This Guide The Planning and Design Series Approach Introduction Terminal Services in Microsoft Infrastructure Optimization Windows Server 2008 Terminal Services Design Process Step 1: Determine the Scope  of the Presentation Virtualization Project Step 2: Determine Which Applications to Deliver and How They Will Be Used Step 3: Determine Whether Terminal Services Can Deliver Each Application Step 4: Categorize Users Step 5: Determine the Number of Terminal Server Farms Step 6: Map Applications and Users to Farms Step 7: Design the Farm Step 8: Determine Where to Store User Data Step 9: Size and Place the Terminal Services Role Services for the Farms Step 10: Secure the Communications Conclusion Appendix A: The User and Application Data Job Aid Appendix B: The Application Analysis Job Aid Appendix C: The Farm Design Job Aid Appendix D: Server Performance Analyzing and Scaling

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