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3-Dec-1998 Stanford Linear Accelerator Center http://www.slac.stanford.edu/ Patrick R. Hancox [email protected]

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3-Dec-1998

Stanford Linear Accelerator Center

http://www.slac.stanford.edu/Patrick R. Hancox

[email protected]

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Windows Terminal Server

•What is it?

•Why is SLAC using it?.

•Significant Deployment issues

•Future Directions

•Demos

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WTS, Citrix Metaframe, Hydra…

• Built on the original Citrix Winframe product.

• Adds/is a true multi-user to NT4.0

• Thin Client’s access to Win32 services

• MS provides RPD Client

• Citrix Provides ICA Clients, Farms, Strong Encryption, …

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Microsoft RDP

• Remote Desktop Protocol

• Based on Same protocol as NetMeeting

• Currently only TCP/IP support.

• Full Desktops or limited application publishing

• Win16,Win32 clients only.

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Citrix Metaframe

• 3rd Party Add-On - get it

• Better Management

• Application Publishing

• Server Farms

• Web based applications

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ICA Intelligent Console Architecture

• Dos, Win16, Win32, SCO, Solaris, HPUX, SGI, Linux, MacOS, ActiveX, Netscape, Java.

• Uses ~ half bandwidth (28.8k works well)

• Printer, Serial port, Disk, re-directors

• Better encryption (RC5 vs. RC4)

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SLAC Applications

• Taming and securing PeopleSoft 6.0 Deployment

• Instant change control and enhanced security.

• Application Services for BABAR

• Standard office applications, some CAD

• Possible VNP / Remote Access solution.

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Description of SLAC WTS environment

• Really powerful Workstations

• Dell PowerEdge 2300’s

• Dual PII 400’s, 1 Gig, RAID1 SCSI3, 100MBit Switch Ethernet

• ~35 - 40 users.

• WTS boot floppy for consistency

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Deployment Issues and Gotchas

• Everything you know is wrong

• Local access but not network access.

• Very little 3rd party support or documentation.

• 2048 Open Files per SMB Circuit

• Expensive!

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What works and what doesn't

• Most MS Win32 Apps

• Win16 and DOS apps should be avoided

• Not useful for a batch job processor

• No free software.

• Expect to get the first few wrong.

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Where Does Microsoft Want Us To Go?

• Common Code Base after SP4

• WTS v2.0 is a part of WinNT 5.Server

• Might be part of Workstation ( Personal Terminal Server?)

• IPX, NetBios, Netbeui, Async support

• RDP absorbs some ICA capabilities

• Thin Clients to the AD?

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Demo!

• Surprise, this is running from SLAC!