Can i use this software in Windows XP Pro as a Host ?

I was interested on the kind of solution, but i have a question is that can i using this software on my Windows XP Pro or Windows Vista and make it as a host for the remote application? It very important for me.

If not what is the minimum requirement for this application ?

 

Hi there,

2X application server needs to be installed on a Terminal Server, ie win2000, win 2003, win 2008.

Nixu

 

oic thx alot

 

XP pro as terminal server

I am not sure if you can use the 2X application server combined with XP Pro. I am sure though that you cabn use the 2X Thin Client Terminal Server PXES in combination with a XP Pro. You may turn your XP pro into a poor man's terminal server by following the following guideline:

http://sig9.com/articles/concurrent-remote-desktop

After that install the 2X PXES thin client server and you're al set.

If you are using a XP Pro as a server (no other servers in your network) you need a DHCP server too, You can download one here:

http://tftpd32.jounin.net

 

Thanks for the solution, but the concurrent of XP still cant be solve.

 

What do you mean by concurrent? With the above solution you can run multiple sessions (different user names) on 1 XP-box and you can manage these sessions with the 2X terminal server solution.

 

u mean this all can done by using thin 2X ?

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PostPosted: Tue Apr 29, 2008 2:29 pm Post subject: XP pro as terminal server Reply with quote
I am not sure if you can use the 2X application server combined with XP Pro. I am sure though that you cabn use the 2X Thin Client Terminal Server PXES in combination with a XP Pro. You may turn your XP pro into a poor man's terminal server by following the following guideline:

http://sig9.com/articles/concurrent-remote-desktop

 

- install xp pro
- make it multiple remote session ready (see link above)
- install 2X thin client server PXES (Free)
- install DHCP server on XP (see link above)
- boot clients through PXE (network) boot
- manage clients with 2X
- tighten security through gpedit.msc (grou policy editor) so users cannot screw up your config (prevent access to local drives, regedit, command prompt)
- move gpedit.msc away from the "server" (put it on a USB-stick) so users may not be tempted to experiment

Still not sure what you are trying to accomplish though.....

 

make it multiple remote session ready (see link above)

follow the link also cant do the multiple remote session