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Justin Whyte's blog
Understanding the Windows User Profile
Blog Date:
12/01/2009 - 2:46pm
Understanding the Windows User Profile
What is a User Profile?
A User Profile is the files and directories that contain the user-specific data that define the user’s working environment. This data can include display settings, application settings and network connections.
A user profile consists of:
The Green Blog (Can Server-Based Computing really save the World?)
Blog Date:
08/14/2009 - 12:48pm
What's new (or different) in Windows 2008?
Blog Date:
02/16/2009 - 12:46pm
Here’s a little bloggy blog about what’s different in Windows 2008. This is from my somewhat limited exposure to said OS, but you should still find these tasty nuggets useful. These tips are geared specifically towards Terminal Server, as that is what I use.
Cool New Feature to Look Out For: Terminal Server RemoteApp
Blog Date:
01/22/2009 - 3:20pm
Synopsis
One of the many new and exciting features available in Windows 2008 Terminal Server is RemoteApp. RemoteApp is a seamless windows mechanism that allows users to connect to specific applications through Terminal Services.
Securing Users’ Desktop Environments: Shell Policy vs. Shell Replacement & Process Restriction
Blog Date:
01/13/2009 - 4:35pm
Windows Administrators are well aware of the security holes that are inherent within the Explorer Shell. These issues are compounded when the desktop resides on a Terminal or Citrix Server, due to the fact that multiple users are working on a single server. Administrators often turn to shell policies to modify the way that the Explorer Shell and its components behave.
