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Windows Server 2008 and Presentation Server 4.5 - A Feature Analysis
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| | Want to understand the differences between Presentation Server 4.5 and Terminal Services in Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2003? Take a look at the new 14-page [Citrix Presentation Server on Windows Terminal Services: A Feature Analysis|http://www.citrix.com/xenappcomparativematrix] just completed by the Citrix Technical Marketing Team. But this is not just the Citrix perspective on what is different between the products. This document was co-developed with a couple of members from the Microsoft Terminal Services team ([blog|http://blogs.msdn.com/ts/]), so it is the view of Citrix **and*\* Microsoft on the products. |
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| | The analysis looks at these 5 areas: |
| | * Centralized Control |
| | * Application Compatibility |
| | * Optimized User Experience |
| | * Comprehensive Access |
| | * Enterprise Scalability |
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| | By the way, If you combined download counts for earlier versions of the Presentation Server and Terminal Services side-by-side evaluation docs previously available on citrix.com, that combined count would rank as one of the top 5 most downloaded docs in the past 12 months... out of nearly 750 docs on the citrix.com site. |
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| | You can also see more Citrix coverage at the tag [Windows Server 2008|http://community.citrix.com/blogs/tag/windows%20server%202008] on the Official Citrix Blog. |
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| | Take a read of the new feature analysis and let us know what you think by leaving a comment. |
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| | *UPDATE 30 January 2009:* |
| | Since writing this post, the name of Presentation Server was changed to XenApp. Here is the new doc: |
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| | * [Citrix XenApp on Windows Terminal Services: A Feature Analysis|http://www.citrix.com/%2Fsite%2Fresources%2Fdynamic%2Fsalesdocs%2FCitrix%2DXenApp5%2DTerminal%2DServices%2D2003%2D2008%2DFeature%2DAnalysis%2Epdf]\\ |