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SAM (Security Account Manager), Local Logon Procedures and User Accounts
database access options, Local Logon Procedures and User Accounts
sample pages
adapting with Remote Desktop Web Connection, Adapting the Sample Page
logic of, Adapting the Sample Page
saving
configuration settings, Framework Applications
scalability
farms, Number of Servers in Farms and Zones, Number of Applications and Printer Drivers
in large corporate environments, Scalability, Number of Applications and Printer Drivers
MetaFrame XP Presentation Server, Scalability, Number of Applications and Printer Drivers
zones, Number of Servers in Farms and Zones
scalability tests, Test Criteria
scaling, The Distinguishing Properties of MetaFrame Servers
screen resolution, The Distinguishing Properties of MetaFrame Servers
Screwdrivers (printer driver), Local Client Printers
scripting
application compatibility scripts, Application Compatibility Scripts, Additional Tools for Compatibility Scripts, Extending Functionality with KiXtart
command-line scripts, Dynamic File Names
environments, The %RootDrive% Environment Variable
installing applications, Compatibility Scripts for Installations, The %RootDrive% Environment Variable
KiXtart script language, Generating a Script
languages, Extending Functionality with KiXtart
logon scripts, Logon Scripts Using Windows Script Host, Object-Oriented Programming Model, Verifying the Group
shell commands, Shell Commands, Selected Standard Commands, Language Syntax, Dynamic File Names, Logon Scripts, Analysis Scripts
user logon, Compatibility Scripts for User Logon, The UsrLogon Script
versus console applications, Logon Procedures Using the .NET Framework
Windows Script Host, Shell Commands
scripts
canary, Terminal Server Scalability Planning Tools
executing, Using Group Policies
logon, System Optimization
SCSI bus
hard drive subsystems, Selecting the Server Hardware
seamless windows, Table 9.1: Comparison Between the Functionalities and Features of Solutions Provided by Microsoft and Citrix
launching published applications, The Concepts
secondary logon
versus terminal server sessions, Secondary Logon
Secure Access Manager, History and Product Lines
Secure Gateway, Secure Gateway, Architecture
as extension to MetaFrame XP Presentation Server, Integration of Secure Gateway
communication security, Integration of MetaFrame XP Presentation Server
integrating, Integration of Secure Gateway
Secure Sockets Layer., see ssl (secure sockets layer)
Secure Ticket Authority
prerequisite for using Secure Gateway, Integration of Secure Gateway
security, Security Options, Definition of Security, Infrastructure Assessment
administration, Definition of Security
application, Desktop and Application Security, Security for .NET Framework Applications, AppSense Application Manager, Installation and Configuration
authentication, Definition of Security
clients, Connection and Client Security, Encryption, Time Limits and Automatic Authentication Procedures, User Options on the Client Side
configuring, Fundamental Design Standards, Framework Applications
defined, Definition of Security
desktop, Desktop and Application Security, Securing the Desktop, Installation and Configuration
extensions, Security Extensions
files, File and Folder Properties, File Monitor, Securing Network Shares
identification, Definition of Security
integrated into Windows NT, Security Options
mechanisms for, Definition of Security
MetaFrame XP Presentation Server, Security, ICA Encryption, Citrix SSL Relay, Secure Gateway
monitoring systems, Definition of Security
options, Security Options
policies, Security Policies for Terminal Servers, Security Options, Software Restriction Policies, Important
Secure Gateway, Integration of MetaFrame XP Presentation Server
smart cards, Smart Cards
subsystems in user mode, The Subsystems in User Mode, Process Priorities
systems, Definition of Security
Terminal Services, The Security Screen
users, Definition of Security
Windows Server 2003, Installation Requirements, Remote Control and Remote Assistance
security considerations, Security Extensions
security event log, Event Logs
security identifiers (SIDs), User Account Concept
security identifiers., see sids (security identifiers)
security monitor
in system architecture, Security Reference Monitor
security screen, The Security Screen, Important
actions allowed by, The Security Screen
GINA DLL, The Security Screen
Sendkey method, Table 7.7: The Most Important Wscript Object Methods
SendMessage function, Functions
server applications
interference with interactive desktop applications, Terminal Servers and BackOffice Applications
server clusters
defined, Network Load Balancing
server connection options
configuring connection parameters, Server Connection Options, Permissions
Create New Connection, Server Connection Options
deactivation, Server Connection Options
Export List, Server Connection Options
Help, Server Connection Options
Refresh, Server Connection Options
View, Server Connection Options
server farms, Server Farms
defined, Load Balancing and the Session Directory
state servers, Administration and Display Concepts
server functions
file server , Post-Installation Phase
DHCP server, Post-Installation Phase
DNS server, Post-Installation Phase
domain controller, Post-Installation Phase
mail server, Post-Installation Phase
print server, Post-Installation Phase
RAS/VPN server, Post-Installation Phase
streaming media server, Post-Installation Phase
terminal server, Post-Installation Phase
Web application server, Post-Installation Phase
WINS server, Post-Installation Phase
Server Message Blocks., see smb (server message blocks)
server platforms
hardware for terminal servers, Selecting the Server Hardware
server properties
modifying, Farms and Server Properties
server settings
compatibility, Server Settings
permissions, Server Settings
server types
Datacenter Server, The History of Terminal Services
Enterprise Server, The History of Terminal Services
Standard Server, The History of Terminal Services
Web Server, The History of Terminal Services
server-based computing, Server-Based Computing, Terminal Servers in Client/Server Environments
client/server architectures, Different Client-Server Architectures
client/server options. , see architectures, client/server
hosts, Server-Based Computing
terminal servers, Terminal Servers in Client/Server Environments
servers
adding to farm, Number of Servers in Farms and Zones
agent, Architecture
application, Architecture
back-end, Integrating Back-End Servers
backend, Project Integration and Corporate Architecture
blade, Server Categories, Calculating Resources
Canaveral iQ, Architecture
categories, Server Categories, Dependencies Between the Categories
Citrix MetaFrame XP Presentation Server, Local Client Printers
communication with clients, Architecture
configuring, Farms and Server Properties
configuring as normal servers, Application Installation Procedures
configuring as terminal servers, Application Installation Procedures
connecting, Server Connection Options, Permissions
connection balancing, Network Load Balancing
consolidation, Basic Models
dimensions, Adjusting Server Dimensions, Categorization, User Categories, Application Categories, Dependencies Between the Categories, Calculating Resources
drives, Remapping Server Drives
environments, Server Environment
farms, The Concepts, Published Desktops, MetaFrame Server Farms, Zones in MetaFrame Server Farms, Management Console for MetaFrame XP, Farms and Server Properties, Scalability, Number of Applications and Printer Drivers
file, Terminal Services Profile
file servers, Integrating Back-End Servers
grouped into teams, Architecture
grouping, Communication Protocol and Server Grouping
index, Architecture
load balancers, Architecture, Installation
memory, Server Categories
MetaFrame, The Concepts, The Distinguishing Properties of MetaFrame Servers, MetaFrame Server Farms, Zones in MetaFrame Server Farms, The IMA Database, Installation Prerequisites, MetaFrame Administration Tools, Published Applications, Applications, Desktops, and Contents, Important, Setting Up Published Applications and Contents, Managing Printers, Number of Applications and Printer Drivers, Citrix Resource Management, Installation, Administration Tool
multiple farms, Using Several Farms
platforms, Server Categories
print, Print Servers
processors, Server Categories
profiles saved on, System Optimization
relay, Architecture
roles, Installation
settings, Server Settings
state, Architecture, Administration and Display Concepts
terminal, Important, Server Categories, Calculating Resources, Compatibility Scripts for Installations, ChkRoot, UsrLogon, RootDrv, and RootDrv2, The %RootDrive% Environment Variable, Verifying the Group, WMI from the Console, Logon Procedures Using the .NET Framework, Domains and the Secure Path, Remote Logon, Security Policies for Terminal Servers, Audit Policy, Security Options, Desktop and Application Security, Trusted Ownership Checking, Secure File Access, Time Limits and Automatic Authentication Procedures, Remarks on Stability, Clusters and Load Balancing, Stable Server Configuration, System Requirements and Architecture, The Distinguishing Properties of MetaFrame Servers, MetaFrame Administration Tools, Licensing, Web Integration of Terminal Services, Embedding RDP Sessions in Web Pages, Providing Web Icons for RDP Sessions, A Web Portal for Terminal Server Applications, Security Extensions, Chapter 14: Optimization and Troubleshooting, User Logon, Local Client Printers, System Optimization, Infrastructure Assessment, Project Integration and Corporate Architecture, Calculating Operating Costs, Investment Costs, Fixed Current Costs, Project Planning, Important
Terminal Services, Terminal Services Manager
Terminal Services Manager, Terminal Services Manager
terminal. , see also terminal servers
virtual, Server Categories
Web, Embedding RDP Sessions in Web Pages, Architecture, Installation
servers, farms, MetaFrame Server Farms
servers., see also back-end servers terminal servers
service controller
in user mode, The Subsystems in User Mode
service manager
in user mode, The Subsystems in User Mode
Services.exe program
Windows services, Windows Services for Terminal Servers
session directory, The Development of Terminal Services, The Session Directory, Configuration
configuration options, Configuration
configuring, Configuration
functionality, Functionality
load balancing, Load Balancing and the Session Directory, Using Several Farms
reconnecting users, Figure 11-4: Communication pattern for reconnecting a user using the Session Directory: (1) User wants to establish a connection with a terminal server...
required components, Functionality
Terminal Services Configuration settings, Figure 11-5: Session Directory Settings in Terminal Services Configuration.
Session Directory Computers
local security group, Configuration
Session Directory server setting, Server Settings
session manager
in user mode, The Subsystems in User Mode
multiple users, Connections and Sessions
process priority levels, Process Priorities
SessionDirectoryActive registry value, General Settings
SessionDirectoryCLSID registry value, General Settings
SessionDirectoryExCLSID registry value, General Settings
SessionDirectoryExposeServerIP registry value, General Settings
SessionName environment variable, Environment Variables
sessions
active, Sessions
adapting system architecture for multiple users, Connections and Sessions
client, Ini Mapping and Temp Mapping
disconnected, Sessions, Time Limits and Automatic Authentication Procedures
disconnecting, Sessions
idle, Sessions
remote desktop, Terminal Services Manager
shadowing, The Distinguishing Properties of MetaFrame Servers
status, Terminal Services Manager
system console, Terminal Services Manager
terminal server, Ini Mapping and Temp Mapping, Secondary Logon
Terminal Services, Terminal Services Manager, Important
Terminal Services Manager, Terminal Services Manager
user, User Sessions, Connecting, Disconnecting, Reconnecting, Logging Off, Corresponding Files, Logon, Time Limits and Automatic Authentication Procedures, Direct Access to a Desktop, The Distinguishing Properties of MetaFrame Servers, Printing
Sessions tab
configuring session limits, Sessions
configuring sessions, Sessions
disconnecting from sessions, Sessions
overriding settings, Sessions
time limits, Sessions
sessions, disconnecting, Sessions
Set command, Environment Variables, Table 7.1: A Brief Description of Selected Windows Server 2003 Standard Commands
SetDefaultPrinter function, Functions
SetPaths script, SetPaths.cmd
invoking with UsrLogon script, The UsrLogon Script
setting
management rules using Advanced tab, Using Windows System Resource Manager on Terminal Servers
settings
basic logon, Connecting
checking, User Logon
client-side firewall, Administration Tool
client-specific, Client-Specific Settings
clients, Client Settings, Required Network Bandwidth, Client Settings
configuration, Framework Applications
Connection Configuration tool, Adjustable Parameters
connection-specific, Connection-Specific Settings
connections, Adjustable Parameters, Advanced Connection Settings
display, Connecting
experience, Connecting
general, General Settings, Log and User Session Settings
global, Configuration of Global Settings
ICA connection hierarchy, Adjustable Parameters
ICA parameters, Selecting a Configuration
local resources, Connecting
logon, Logon Settings
MetaFrame Secure Access Manager, Installation
optimum, System
print system, Managing Printers
printer, WMI from the Console
printers, Managing Printers
programs, Connecting
reconnection, Sessions
registry keys, General Settings, Log and User Session Settings
remote desktop connection, Connecting
security, Using Group Policies
server-side firewall, Administration Tool
servers, Server Settings
System tool, System
system-wide, Control Panel
terminal server, Verifying the Group
Terminal Services, Unattended Installation
user, Configuration Within an Organizational Unit, Netscape Navigator 7.x, Overwriting User Settings, Connection and Logon Limits
user-specific, User-Specific Settings, Control Panel
SHA-1 algorithm
RDP, RDP Architecture
Shadow command, Table 7.2: Brief Introduction of the Specific Terminal Services Commands
Shadow key, Log and User Session Settings
Shadow Taskbar, System and Start Menu Modifications, Shadow Taskbar
shadowing., see remote control
SharePoint Portal Server, Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server and Other Alternatives
sharing
DLLs across processes, AppSense Optimizer
shell
defined, Shell Commands
shell commands, Shell Commands, Analysis Scripts
analysis scripts, Analysis Scripts
dynamic file names, Dynamic File Names
language syntax, Language Syntax
logon scripts, Logon Scripts, Listing 7-3: The Analysis Script
standard commands, Selected Standard Commands, Table 7.1: A Brief Description of Selected Windows Server 2003 Standard Commands, Table 7.2: Brief Introduction of the Specific Terminal Services Commands, Selected Standard Commands
SHGetFolderPath API function, Developer Guidelines
SID (security identification), Local Logon Procedures and User Accounts
side-by-side DLL support., see sxs dll support
SIDs (security identifiers), Cloning Hard Drives
problems with, in cloning hard drives, Cloning Hard Drives
user accounts, User Account Concept
simple object access protocol., see soap
simulating user interactions, Measurement Methods and Test Tools
single sign-on solution
versus logon settings, Logon Settings
sites
Group Policies, Using Group Policies
siting
costs, Fixed Current Costs
size
windows, Administration Tool
Sleep method, Table 7.7: The Most Important Wscript Object Methods
smart cards, Smart Cards
logging on with, Smart Cards
support for, The Distinguishing Properties of MetaFrame Servers
SMB (Server Message Blocks), CIFS and SMB
interprocess communication, CIFS and SMB
SmoothScroll registry entry, Overwriting User Settings
snap-ins
MMC, Selecting a Configuration, Client Settings, Administration and Display Concepts
Remote Desktop, Terminal Services Clients, Remote Desktop MMC Snap-In
System Monitor, System Monitor, Performance Logs and Alerts
SOAP, SOAP, Framework Applications
interprocess communication, SOAP
SoftGrid for Terminal Servers, Securing the Desktop
Softricity
SoftGrid for Terminal Servers, Securing the Desktop
software
clients, Required Components
installing, Software
restricting, Software Restriction Policies, Setup, Important, Configuration, Important
thin clients, Terminal Servers in Client/Server Environments
Sort command, Table 7.1: A Brief Description of Selected Windows Server 2003 Standard Commands, Language Syntax
source files
Administrative Templates, Using Group Policies
space, Installation Requirements
Windows Server 2003, Installation Requirements
SpeedScreen LatencyReduction Manager, System and Start Menu Modifications
SpeedScreen technology
handling Macromedia Flash Player, Farms and Server Properties
optimizing output through Macromedia Flash Player, Farms and Server Properties
spooling, Print Servers
defined, Print Clients and Printer Drivers
SQL Server, Installation Prerequisites
SQL Server 2000
installing, Installation Prerequisites
SQL Server 7 SP2
installing, Installation Prerequisites
SSL (Secure Sockets Layer), Secure Socket Layer
relays, System and Start Menu Modifications
SSL Relay, Citrix SSL Relay
parameters for using, Citrix SSL Relay
stability
terminal servers, Avoiding System Failures, System Availability, Clusters and Load Balancing, Stable Server Configuration
staff
cost, Investment Costs
standard environments
adapting, Adapting the Standard Environment, Task Manager, System Monitor, Performance Logs and Alerts, Event Viewer, Handling Logs, Control Panel, Software
standard gateways, DHCP
Standard Options tab, Configuration of Global Settings
Standard Server
features, The History of Terminal Services
Start command, Table 7.1: A Brief Description of Selected Windows Server 2003 Standard Commands
state server
component of MetaFrame Secure Access Manager, Architecture
primary, in Secure Access Manager server farm, Administration and Display Concepts
stateless network communication
disadvantage of, Web Technology Basics
StdIn/StdOut method, Table 7.7: The Most Important Wscript Object Methods
storage
Windows Server 2003, Installation Requirements
storage area network systems
file servers, Integrating Back-End Servers
Storage Area Networks
hard drive subsystems, Selecting the Server Hardware
stress tests, Test Criteria
StressTest for Thin Client, Scapa Technologies
strong name
defined, Security for .NET Framework Applications
structures
registry, Registry Structure, Registry Hives, New Registry Entries, Corresponding Files
subkeys
registry, General Settings, Log and User Session Settings
Subst command, The %RootDrive% Environment Variable
subsystems
hard drive, Selecting the Server Hardware
hard drives, Selecting the Server Hardware
in user mode, The Subsystems in User Mode
success audit event type, Event Types and Related Information
summary databases, Citrix Resource Management
support
multiple users in Windows 2003, System Architecture
support hotlines
invoicing methods, Selection of the System Integrator
support tools
criterion for selecting system integrator, Selection of the System Integrator
multiple server farms, Using Several Farms
SxS DLL support, 32-Bit Windows Applications
DLL hell, 32-Bit Windows Applications
symbols
redirection, Language Syntax
Sysprep.exe tool
unattended installation of Windows Server2003, Unattended Installation
SysProcs registry subkey, General Settings
system architecture., see architectures, system
system buses
speed in terminal server hardware, Selecting the Server Hardware
system data
reloading by using .ini files, 32-Bit Windows Applications
system event log, Event Logs
system files
.NET Windows Forms applications, Framework Applications
system integrator
selecting, Selection of the System Integrator
system integrators
described, Selection of the System Integrator
selecting, Selection of the System Integrator
supporting terminal servers, Selection of the System Integrator
training, Selection of the System Integrator
System Monitor
bad applications values, Bad Applications Values
counters, System Monitor, Counters
modifying for multiuser environments, System Monitor, Performance Logs and Alerts
performance data, Performance Logs and Alerts
performance indicators, Counters
system resources., see resources, system
System tool, Environment Variables
settings, System
terminal servers, System
SystemDrive environment variable, Environment Variables
Systeminfo command, Table 7.1: A Brief Description of Selected Windows Server 2003 Standard Commands, Analysis Scripts
SystemRoot environment variable, Environment Variables
systems
availability, System Availability
backend, Infrastructure Assessment
configuring, Application Installation Procedures, Frequent System Starts
database, Installation
failure, System Availability
failures, Avoiding System Failures, Stable Server Configuration
file, Secure File Access, File and Folder Properties
graphical output, Graphical Output System
input/output, Input/Output system
monitoring, Definition of Security
networked, Calculating Operating Costs
operating, System Requirements and Architecture, Operating System, Protection from Viruses
operating. , see also operating systems
production, Dr. Watson
registry, 32-Bit Windows Applications
resources, System Resources, Windows Services for Terminal Servers, Terminal Server Drivers and Devices, Environment Variables, System Optimization
Systems Management Server, RDP and the Network Monitor, Calculating Operating Costs
network monitor, RDP and the Network Monitor

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