ProPalms TSE Anyone? 15
burt-not-ernie asks: "Our company is beginning to rely heavily on Windows Server 2003 Terminal Services. We started with just a few outside salespeople and then added the folks in our remote offices. Everyone is loving it. Now, we want to add an additional server, publish applications, and do load balancing. It's time to find a third-party product to enhance Terminal Services, and I just about fell over when I was given a vendor's quote to install Citrix. I used Citrix at my previous place of employment, but we had been using it since the days of OS/2, so the upgrade costs were not so bad. Purchasing Citrix is just too expensive for us. I have seen a demo of ProPalms TSE and like what I see. The pricing is also very attractive. Has anyone out there had any experience — good or bad — with ProPalms TSE, especially the latest version, 5.0?"
n00bish request for info (Score:2, Troll)
Re: (Score:1, Flamebait)
Wiki [wikipedia.org] is your friend.
NOOB!
(Yes, the last line was flamebait. But he was asking for it.)
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*cries*
Best irony ever.
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Can you wait? (Score:3, Informative)
I'd say... (Score:1)
Windows Terminal Services (Score:1)
I have a Qtek 9100 [myqtek.com] with a built-in Terminal Services Client, which is all well and good - except I don't know how to set up XP to act as a Terminal Services server (I know, they call it something else now). I haven't been able to find any good guides, I have been able to find a bunch of obvious plug guides that had less actual content than marketing content. Anyone able to help?
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How much? (Score:1)
My Experience (Score:2, Informative)
Our biggest issues have been with printing support. However, this is not limited to ProPalms,
2X Application Server (Score:1)