Terminal Server Book

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For those of you working with Terminal Server, and studying for the server exam, or Citrix Metaframe there is a free download of Brian Madden's latest Terminal Server book at:

http://www.brianmadden.com/content/content.asp?id=545

another useful resource for TS\Citrix is http://thethin.net/

Mark

 

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Nice Find!

 

Thanks Mark, gonna be studying Citrix this year and taking exam so everything i can get my hands on is gonna help!

 

Not sure whether this should be in a new thread or what - What are the differences between citrix metaframe presentation server 4.0 and citrix metaframe xp? I realise this may be hard to explain but we are using metaframe 4.0 at work and i would be using the resources you gave us to help with that, would this be a bad idea as the book was designed for metaframe xp?

 

Trislloyd

This site is a great resource for all things Citrix, the Methodology in a Box download is an excellent guide to the whole project cycle with regards to Citrix\TS work. I used this many times when going onto a customers site for a Citrix install, there is a whole load of stuff in there that should help you with your Citrix work.

http://www.dabcc.com/DABCC/WebAppli...=kLyEFqphurM8BKaEhNIG2DAKgvMQzrwtJkiHuBXyEnk=

The links on the right of the page take you to the download point. On the left are links to tons of XP and Presentation server resources within which there is probably enough to work through the differences between the 2 product sets.

 

Thanks for the link!