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Terminal Servers and Thin Clients Tips

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How To Disconnect Terminal Server Sessions Using Command Line?: Date - Jul 28, 2009; Rating - Not Rated; Author - Nirmal Sharma; This article explains a command you can use to disconnect the Terminal Server Sessions for a particular server remotely or on the servers mentioned in a text file.
Terminal Services Advertising in Windows Server 2008: Date - Dec 18, 2008; Rating - 1; Author - Nirmal Sharma; This article explains a registry entry for Terminal Services to disable/enable advertising.
How Do You Change The RDP Port No?: Date - Dec 17, 2008; Rating - 4.5; Author - Nirmal Sharma; This articles explains a registry entry you can modify to change the default RDP Port No. for Terminal Services.
Saving on administration with Thin Client Computing: Date - Jun 02, 2005; Rating - 2.8; Author - William Henderson; A new tool allowing you to measure the savings incurred by converting PCs to thin clients.
Can I convert existing PCs to thin clients?: Date - Mar 10, 2005; Rating - 4.4; Author - William Henderson; Yes you can. There is no need to have to buy thin client devices, you can simply convert old (or new) PC's to thin clients. The advantage of doing this is that you will significantly reduce management of these PC's. There are several solutions to convert PC's to thin clients: