Microsofta Windows Servera[ 2003 Terminal Services

This book is indeed quite complex and not really geared toward beginners. The reader should have at least a basic to medium knowledge of the topic. By the way, I know that the German version is 100% more complicated and harder to understand than the English, I read both. So if you have a good command of English it might be easier for you to read and understand this book in its translated version.

The book was very useful in explaining how to design a terminal server environment and also provided many good tips on managing and integrating with group policies. However, the book is not meant to be a guide on how to configure terminal services. This is a more technical reference guide not targeted towards the beginner.

The book begins with basics like installation & configuration and goes up to resource management and sizing information.Also differences and options when using Citrix Metaframe are covered.It's very easy to read and understand.Much valuable information for beginners as well as for advanced Terminal Service users!

Bernhard Tritsch's book proved an invaluable source of knowledge and it helped our oganisation succssfully complete our installation and deployment of Windows 2003 Terminal Services.I found it VERY easy to understand and the layout of the book makes it simple to find the exact topic you are looking for.Excellent.

This book gives you a complete overview over the basic technology of Terminal Services in Windows Server 2003, shows how Citrix MetaFrame and other tools fit into the picture and thus is a perfect help for both, "rookies" new to TS or experienced administrators, having to set up or manange a TS enviroment.Not going too deep into the technical details kepps the book readable, but nevertehless it mentions all these factors relevant to operating a productive enviroment.Get it, if you want to get into TS!!!!