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The Ultimate Guide to Terminal Server Printing - Design and Configuration Written on Feb 02 2004 Filed under: Third Party Software, Printing, White Papers 131,143 views, 86 comments ________________________________________ by Brian Madden This paper is excerpted from the book Terminal Services for Windows Server 2003:Advanced Technical Design Guide, by Brian Madden and Ron Oglesby. At some point during your Terminal Server system design you'll remember that your users will probably want to print something sooner or later. Printing is an important function to users within their Terminal Server sessions, yet it has traditionally been the biggest nightmare for administrators of server-based computing systems. Ideally, printing from applications via RDP sessions should be no different than printing from any other application. It should be relatively seamless to the users, allowing them to click the print button within their application, easily select a printer, and qu...

Supporting XenApp o XenApp Components o XenApp Communication o XenApp Services o Monitoring and Support Tools • Monitoring the Server Farm o Monitoring Tools o Data Store Monitoring o IMA Service Monitoring o Health Monitoring and Recovery o Configuring Health Monitoring and Recovery o Hotfix Management o Managing Hotfixes o Log Files o Session Monitoring o Real Time Data o Alerts o Command-Line Utilities o QUERY Commands o QFARM Command o QUERYDC Command o QUERYHR Command o QUERYDS Command • Optimizing the Environment o Hardware Optimization o Network Optimization o Software Optimization o Configuring a Reboot Schedule o Optimizing CPU Utilization o Configuring ICA Connection Limits o Server Farm Capacity Planning o Scaling the Data Collector o Adding, Deleting or Changing Servers and Farms o Configuring Data Collector Preferences o Configuring a Dedicated Data Collector o Configuring Zone Preference and Failover o Supporting Mixed Server Farms o P...