Mac Terminal Services enables the Mac OS and its applications to be accessed by differing hardware. Mac Terminal Services is a server based computing technology that delivers the complete Mac OS X desktop experience over the network to remote or local users.
Mac Terminal Services incorporates the same technology used on the Windows platform- Microsofts Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) and Remote Frame Butter (RFB/VNC) procotol, which makes it possible for diverse workstations and RDP or RFB-enabled mobile devices to operate as thin clients of a Mac OS X server.
Once Mac Terminal Services is installed and enabled on an adequetly configured Mac OS X server, multiple computers and mobile devices can simply log into the Mac server, work with a full-featured OS X desktop, and run almost any OS X-based application installed on the server.
