Citrix is an add-on for Terminal Server. The difference in capabilites
between the two used to be much wider, in my opinion anyways. Check out
http://www.brianmadden.com/content/content.asp?id=494 which is a good
article that talks about the differences. I would combine that with reading
up on the new Terminal Service capabilities of Longhorn Server at:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver/longhorn/terminal-services/default.mspx
Bottom line is the correct choice of straight terminal services or
terminal services with Citrix comes down to your specific environment.
Mike MacDonald, MCSE, CCA
On 10/30/06, Linda L Day <LindaDay@xxxxxxxxxxx > wrote:
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> Everyone,
> Crazy question: What is the difference between Citrix and Terminal
> Server? I know this will make you all roll your eyes, but a down and dirty,
> nutshell of it is all I need. If there is a difference any more? The reason
> I ask is that we had Citrix years ago and went to Terminal Server. Now they
> seem to be one in the same?
> Thanks,
> Linda
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