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Ok, this sounds easy but im somewhat confused.
How should you configure performance options for a terminal services server? optimize for application or background? i have the ff observations:

background - you don't access the service locally on the console but through a remote connection, which means the service is operating on the background.

application - each terminal services client run applications "as if" they are run locally and these applications (ms office applications) are run not as background services.

i am somewhat confused, which of the ff performance option would benefit the terminal services client more?

thanks.

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by chosho

Background because each instant of the application is running in its' own area of memory set aside for each client connection. The only information being transfered back and forth to the client is video and keystrokes. Everything is occurring on the server.

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