Terminal services log first logs sessions for every user connected to Microsoft Windows Terminal Services or Citrix Presentation Server.

The Terminal Components are lightweight implementations of a standard ANSI/VT terminal with both Swing and AWT versions available. Full documentation and example code is provided for use.

2X SecureRDP for Windows Terminal Services dramatically increases the security of your Microsoft Terminal Servers by accepting or denying incoming RDP connections by IP, Mac address, computer name, client version or based on time of day. Freeware!

Port Terminal lets you connect to serial port device or to remote computer using null-modem cable or LAN, send and receive various types of data (ASCII string, binary, octal and hexadecimal), redirect input/output data streams into a specified file.

2X LoadBalancer for Windows Terminal Services provides load balancing, increased security and redundancy for your Terminal Services. Easily load balance RDP/ICA sessions between Terminal Servers provide fault tolerance, and allow connections via SSL.

UnixSpace terminal - it's a telnet/SSH client for Windows. The terminal has 256 colors and is able to display various graphical objects.

FTPRDP allows you to transfer files between windows terminal clients and windows terminal servers without the need to open any additional ports or use FTP. It uses the same protocol and your existing TS connection.

Windows Terminal Services Client for diskless computer network boot. WTware package includes all software to create a terminal: OS, drivers, network services and terminal services client. Any PC from 486/8Mb to modern can be used as a terminal.

Use Serial Port Terminal to connect to remote computer using null-modem, send or receive various types of data over serial line, redirect data into specified file, monitor data exchange between serial devices, troubleshoot modem settings and more.

GetPDF allows your terminal users to create PDF files from any printable document. It installs a virtual printer named GetPDF, which is accessible for all terminal users. All they have to do is to click Print from their application to create PDF.