TechNet Webcast: Deploying Remote Programs with Windows Server 2008 Terminal Services (Level 300)  

In this session, we look at how Windows Server 2008 Terminal Services enhances business productivity and reduces expenses by making software deployment more manageable and efficient. We focus on how Windows Server 2008 Terminal Services makes access to remote programs more efficient and effective. See a general overview of remote programs, explaining their use and their benefits. We also examine how remote programs are deployed and look at the resource components and the clients that use these applications, and explain baseline deployments and their requirements. After we examine deployment, we talk about Remote Rogue Exceptions. Using remote programs increases the risk of having insidious applications emulate the genuine application.

Presenter: Chris Henley, TechNet Presenter, Microsoft Corporation

Chris Henley is a member of the TechNet Seminar Sales Team and has worked in networking since 1993. Chris is passionate about learning, sharing his knowledge, and technology. He has extensive experience with Windows operating systems and specializes in design, implementation, and support of the Active Directory directory service. Chris loves showing people how new tools and products can improve their businesses and, especially, their lives. He has delivered thousands of live presentations and gave the keynote speech at the Network Professional Association (NPA) Awards during the Interop 2005 conference.