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Remote Desktop Services – How does it benefit the end user.

paulkelly — Sat, 05 Jan 2013 15:38:28 +0000

New Discussion Post by Michael Tidmarsh

simply copy from one pc to another

NewBie80 — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 20:40:16 +0000

hello.

I was ashamed to ask the question to my colleagues though I am an absolute newbie…

When I finally got the courage to do ask, I found out to my surprise that they did not know better than me…..

here is the question:

I access the AD of my customer by logging to a windows server 2003, call it N, via an RDP (MSTSC IP address) and then by making another TS in the same way (again RDP, MSTSC) to another windows 2003 server on my customer’s network, call it server A.

The question is : everybody seems to transfer files needed from server A to my PC or vice versa via email for small files and file-transfer-tool for bigger files.

Is not there a simpler way to copy files from server A to my PC ?

I tried connecting via TS with RDP while mapping my drive C… this worked to transfer files from server A to server N, but did not work to copy files from server N to my pc.

any idea ?

MED-V, APP-V and TS — Microsoft’s plans

ITKE — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 12:48:15 +0000

With everyone and their dog jumping in the VDI market, can we expect to see more tools like MED-V, APP-V and TS, or does Microsoft plan to continue building on these core products?

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