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DEFINITION: Also see Terminal Server product, Microsoft software that serves the Windows desktop and applications to terminals.Generally in information technology, a terminal server is a hardware device or server that provides terminals (PCs, printers, and other devices) with a common connection point to a local or wide area network. The terminals connect to the terminal server from their RS-232C or RS-423 serial
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TERMINAL SERVER SOFTWARE DEFINITION (continued): … port. The other side of the terminal server connects through network interface cards (NIC) to a local area network (LAN) (usually an Ethernet or token ring LAN) through modems to the dial-in/out wide area network, or to an X.25 network or a 3270 gateway. (Different makes of terminal server offer different kinds of interconnection. Some can be ordered in different configurations based on customer need.) The use of a terminal server means that each terminal doesn't need its own network interface card or modem. The connection resources inside the terminal server are usually shared dynamically … Terminal Server Software definition sponsored by SearchCIO-Midmarket.com, powered by WhatIs.com an online computer dictionary
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