Making Connections to the Terminal Services Infrastructure from Macintosh Clients
To connect to the ETS-hosted Windows Terminal Services infrastructure, you will need a Macintosh host running OS X. System 9 and earlier are not supported.
The Macontosh Terminal Services client is called the "Remote Desktop Connection" (RDC) client. RDC is installed with Microsoft Office 2004 when you perform a "full" installation. If you have MS Office 2004, you can find the program in Applications->Microsoft Office 2004->Additional Tools->Remote Desktop Connection. If you do not have MS Office, you can download RDC from the UVM Software Archive
To connect to a Terminal Server application, simply install the client software, then download and run one of the RDP connection files listed below:
- Casey Employee Training - Production version
- Casey Employee Training - Test version
- Lotus Approach, optimized for Research Protections office
- VMWare Virtual Infrastructure Client
- Active Directory Users and Computers Console
- WINS Management Console
- IBM Director Console
- Microsoft Operations Manager - Operators Console
Last modified November 10 2006 05:24 PM