Because the Windows family of operating systems provides a wide range of solutions, customers are not locked into a Terminal Server-based environment as their needs change or grow. Also, Windows-based terminals from different manufacturers are compatible, so they can be mixed and matched. Not all thin clients are created equal. For a look at how the various choices compare, see the table in the Comparing Thin Clients section of this solution. So Institutions Can Protect Confidential Student Records and Other Data from Unauthorized Use and Users.
Security is important for every technology manager.
Institutions are particularly vulnerable to both the curious and the malicious, so protecting networks is essential. Terminal Server uses the robust security features of Windows NT Server, so technology managers can restrict access to desktops or servers. Administrators can define restrictions on logon attempts, connection time, and security for individuals or groups. For a comprehensive technical look at security features, see the Security section of this solution. All rights reserved.