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Remote Desktop Services (Terminal Services)
With Remote Desktop Services for Microsoft^® Windows^® Server 2008 R2 and Windows^® Server 2012, you can centrally manage and execute Workflow.
Workflow Remote Desktop Session Host Environment
Workflow Remote Desktop Session Host allows multiple clients to run individual instances of Workflow from one server.

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- Get Started Guide
  - Installation Requirements
  - Pre-Installation Consideration
  - Installation Procedures
  - Server Clustering Implementation
  - Deploy the Web Task List
  - Log On Overview
  - Post-Installation Configuration
  - Upgrade Workflow
  - Install a Reporting Database
  - Terminal Server
    - Remote Desktop Session Host
      This information is intended for system integrators, IT administrators, and engineers responsible for setting up and optimizing a Workflow Remote Desktop Session Host environment.
    - Remote Desktop Services (Terminal Services)
      With Remote Desktop Services for Microsoft^® Windows^® Server 2008 R2 and Windows^® Server 2012, you can centrally manage and execute Workflow.
      - Workflow Remote Desktop Session Host Environment
        Workflow Remote Desktop Session Host allows multiple clients to run individual instances of Workflow from one server.
    - Getting Started with Remote Desktop Session Host
      Before installing Workflow on a Windows^® Server 2008 R2 or computer, you must enable and set up the Windows Remote Desktop Session Host.
    - Workflow with Windows Remote Desktop Session Host Installation and Configuration
      After enabling Installing Remote Desktop Services and its licensing, you can install and configure Workflow on a Remote Desktop Session Host.
    - Troubleshoot Your Workflow Remote Desktop Session Host Environment
      To successfully troubleshoot your Workflow Remote Desktop Session Host environment, you first need to isolate the source of your problem.
    - Frequently-Asked Questions About Using Workflow with Remote Desktop Session Host
      The following list outlines some of the frequently-asked questions about using Workflow with Remote Desktop Services.
  - ActiveX Task Controls
  - Workflow Task Client
  - Installation Security
  - Troubleshooting Workflow Issues
    This topic describes how to troubleshoot issues that you encounter when working with Workflow.
Tutorials
Orientation
Configure Your Environment
Security
Resource Information and Configuration
Data Administration
Forms and User Displays
Building and Configuring Workflows
eSOP
ActiveX Task Controls
Service Interfaces
Operator Task List in the Workflow Client
Best Practices

Workflow Remote Desktop Session Host Environment

Workflow Remote Desktop Session Host allows multiple clients to run individual instances of Workflow from one server.

Thin clients access the Remote Desktop Session Host through Microsoft^® Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) or Citrix^® Independent Computing Architecture (ICA) protocol. No Workflow software is installed or runs on the thin-client machine.

A separate session of Workflow runs on the Remote Desktop Session Host for each thin client. This allows very thin clients with minimal client-side resources to execute an individual instance of Workflow. The users' experience is nearly identical to running Workflow on their local machines. If you have clients and servers in your Workflow Remote Desktop Session Host environment, you can access and manage any of the servers from a thin client.