15 Jan
Terminal Services - Overview
In this video, Matt Hester gives you a general overview of the new features available with Windows Server 2008 Terminal Services.
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In this video, Matt Hester talks about terminal services gateway service, which enables a secure scenario and authorize remote users to connect to resources on another network.
In this video, Matt Hester talks about the remote app. capabilities inside terminal server, that allow us to share out apps across the different areas in our environment.
In this video, Matt Hester talks about terminal service gateway monitoring capabilities, specifically around the auditing events.
In this video, Matt Hester talks about remote app. capabilities built into Windows Server 2008 terminal services, specifically the terminal services web access component.
In this video, Matt Hester talks about enhancing security within the terminal services gateway server, called the network access policy services.
In this video, Keith Combs shows you the initial configuration tasks that need to be completed once you install Windows Server 2008.
In this video, Keith Combs discusses a general overview of Windows Server 2008 Virtualization including how you create and manage virtual machines.
In this video, Chris Henley shows you a new feature in Windows Server 2008 Active Directory that allows you to set additional password policies beyond the domain settings.
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They even mentioned this blog today http://blogs.msdn.com/clustering/archive/2008/01/10/7063069.aspx
Look to it for tons of great information.