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does terminal services (remote desktop) require client for microsoft windows protcol?

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18-Feb-2009, 11:50 PM #1
does terminal services (remote desktop) require client for microsoft windows protcol?
pretty well much as the title says, its one of my more favorite tweaks that confuse hackers because i have no need of lan, if i need to share files i use ftp... that said what i want to do it on is a 2k3 server where i need remote desktop access, i have a high suspicion that the answer is yes and well might not go for it or go for something like real vnc

but real vnc is from spyware origins and even though now days they have converted over to the light and now is widely used it still makes you wonder....
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