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Windows
2000 Server Terminal Services Replaces Windows NT Server
4.0, Terminal Server Edition
Windows NT Server 4.0, Terminal Server Edition (TSE)
will not be available after August 2000, except through
OEMs and World Wide Fulfillment. Discontinuation is due
to the integration of Terminal Services in Windows 2000
Server and the diminishing demand for TSE. TSE will be
available in the retail channel until supplies are
depleted.
Gates
Unveils New Microsoft Software Management Vision
Taking steps to help software developers and IT
departments address management challenges, Microsoft
announced a new Operations Manager product for servers
and applications, a broad set of .NET Management
Services, and a Microsoft Management Alliance for
partners.
Exploring
Terminal Services in Windows 2000
Check out how Terminal Services is now integrated into
the core Windows 2000 Server operating system. Learn
more about Terminal Services architecture, client
licensing, remote administration, and optimizing
applications for use with Terminal Services.
Terminal
Services Advanced Client Available for Download 
The Terminal Services Advanced Client (TSAC) is a Win32®-based
ActiveX® control that can be used to run Terminal
Services sessions within Internet Explorer. The TSAC Web
package includes the downloadable ActiveX control and
sample Web pages that can be used as a starting point
for running Windows-based programs inside Internet
Explorer.
Service
Pack 6 for Terminal Server Available
Get the latest updates for Terminal Server. SP6 for
Terminal Server is a cumulative collection of all
previous service pack updates and contains no new
features other than those that were introduced in SP4. Download
Terminal Server SP6 and read
the Market Bulletin. If you run Terminal Server on a
Citrix Metaframe installation, be sure to also download
the ICA
Browser Stablity Update.
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