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From: Matthew Good on 27 Oct 2009 10:37
I'm setting up a new Windows 2003 Terminal Server. I'm looking for some
disk space guidelines.
From: Cl‡audio Rodrigues on 27 Oct 2009 12:44
Matthew Good wrote:
> I'm setting up a new Windows 2003 Terminal Server. I'm looking for some
> disk space guidelines.
Disk space usually is minimal as a TS should only have the apps on it.
Considering these days you cannot get any disk smaller than 72GB (SCSI)
or probably 250GB SATA, that should be more than enough.
Make sure you use roaming profiles and folder redirection with your TS
to avoid huge profiles on the TS what will lead to slow logins overtime.
Also read the guide I wrote, "Terminal Services A to Z", free download
of my website.

Cheers.

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