This software can tunnel Windows applications onto remote desktops, including Linux and Mac. It eliminates the administrative hassle of deploying applications on all workstations by installing them once on the server. The applications are securely tunneled using SSL.
If you're looking for a way to publish any Windows application onto remote desktops, consider 2X ApplicationServer for Windows Terminal Services. This software allows companies to take advantage of thin client computing without needing to switch their network infrastructure to a thin client OS.
Instead of deploying particular Windows applications onto all your desktops, which can lead to administration and support headaches, you can install the application on one central server and use 2X ApplicationServer for Windows Terminal Services to seamlessly publish it onto remote desktops. Users won't even realize that the application is running remotely, and you'll be able to manage it from one location.
In addition to being more manageable, this approach can often be faster, transmitting just the screen updates rather than the client-server data. 2X ApplicationServer for Windows Terminal Services also includes various features to make application publishing even easier, such as options to publish applications based on username, group membership, or IP, and the ability to publish Windows applications onto Linux and Mac.
Other useful features include seamless integration with the local desktop and taskbar, the ability to publish applications to a terminal server farm, and SSL secure connections to applications. Additionally, Universal Printing and Automatic Redundancy are included. If you're looking to save time, reduce administration and support headaches, and easily manage remote applications, 2X ApplicationServer for Windows Terminal Services is a great option to consider.
Instead of deploying particular Windows applications onto all your desktops, which can lead to administration and support headaches, you can install the application on one central server and use 2X ApplicationServer for Windows Terminal Services to seamlessly publish it onto remote desktops. Users won't even realize that the application is running remotely, and you'll be able to manage it from one location.
In addition to being more manageable, this approach can often be faster, transmitting just the screen updates rather than the client-server data. 2X ApplicationServer for Windows Terminal Services also includes various features to make application publishing even easier, such as options to publish applications based on username, group membership, or IP, and the ability to publish Windows applications onto Linux and Mac.
Other useful features include seamless integration with the local desktop and taskbar, the ability to publish applications to a terminal server farm, and SSL secure connections to applications. Additionally, Universal Printing and Automatic Redundancy are included. If you're looking to save time, reduce administration and support headaches, and easily manage remote applications, 2X ApplicationServer for Windows Terminal Services is a great option to consider.
What's New
Version 5.0: The new version adds 2X Universal Printing and full redundancy solution.
Version 3.0: N/A