It is too bad there is not a web client for Terminal Services Remote Administration. Terminal Services Advanced Client is an ActiveX Control that can be used to manage servers within Internet Explorer. Not only can I manage my servers, but I can also take advantage of the custom set of API s to write my own custom web based applications for interaction with the server. No longer do I have to go down to the office and see what the problem is because it can all be done from my own machine over the web. According to Microsoft, here are just a few ways you can benefit by using this type of client.
Administrators can send a URL to users, rather than the entire application.
Administrators can quickly change a Web page to point users to a new or updated application on the same or different server. If the TSAC is ever updated, users will automatically pick up the new version when they navigate to the Web page. Systems Administrators who manage Windows 2000 servers using the Terminal Services Remote Administration feature. Not only can I manage my server over the web or Intranet, but also I can configure an MMC console with all the needed snap-ins necessary to manage my SQL Server, Site Server, and anything else. Then once I gain access to this server, I can run the MMC console just as if I was in the server room.