Implementing Windows 2008 Terminal Services

[Curiosityx]

Greetings, it has been a very long time since i worked with TS, probably back in the Windows 2000 days, unfortunately for my sake ive got to put together a Windows 2008 TS quote for a client, ive started dusting off some old books but i think times have moved on slightly.

I dont have a problem specifying the hardware just understanding the correct software and CALS i need to purchase for a working solution.

I need to provide TS and TS RemoteApp services for 20 users in an SBS environment, im looking at using Windows 2008 SBS Premium and two physical servers both of which i believe are covered by the SBS Premium license.

I then need to run ACT, MS Office 2007 Basic and IE7 from the TS server.

Now hopefully ive gotton this correct, i will need the following

1 x Windows 2008 SBS Premium License
20 x Windows Small Business Server 2008 CAL Suite for Premium Users or Devices
20 x Wndows 2008 Terminal Services CALs
20 x MS Office 2007 Basic Licenses

Any advice would be much appreciated.

Regards

 

[Curiosityx]

Don't know about 2008 but with SBS 2003 you couldn't run it as a TS server, you needed to have a seperate server for that job

Thank you for your reply, as i have stated i will be running two physical servers, the Windows 2008 Standard license included in SBS 2008 Premium Edition will be used for the TS Server.

 

[Curiosityx]

Bah... vision blurry after stressful gym session

Aside from that looks ok to me from the MS side of things.

ACT licenses?

I know the feeling all too well yes ACT is accounted for, like the chap above though it's be awhile.

Unfortunately im a Cisco network engineer with an MCSE so yes of course my ops director assumes TS is a breeze to provision Give me my router back!