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Simple, dependable, manageable, and more secure

solutions for your business environment

HP helps you gain a competitive edge by providing affordable and secure thin clients with

Microsoft

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Windows

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and Linux operating systems for your server-based or blade PC

computing solutions that simplify IT management. HP thin clients lead the way with proven

business technology for maximum security and lower ownership costs through reliable and

consistent products that are easy to buy, easy to deploy, and easy to manage for

outstanding investment protection.

Executive summary

More and more organizations are recognizing the benefits of thin client server computing

(TCSC)

. Thin clients deliver a desktop experience in work environments where end users

have a well-defined set of tasks, such as general office applications in medical, financial,

educational, government, manufacturing, distribution, or call center environments. Above

all, they provide you with:

∑ Fast, convenient access to applications

∑ Rapid, centralized deployment of new applications

∑ Controlled, secure environment with no removable media, reducing the risk of viruses

and product or data theft

∑ Simplified client architecture and reduced hardware maintenance costs

∑ Server utilization optimized by load-balancing features that automatically route user

sessions to the server with the lightest load

∑ Improved, simplified manageability, reducing the workload for IT staff

∑ Enhanced security and backup

∑ Software from Microsoft and Citrix that delivers an ideal TCSC solution

This document helps you evaluate HP thin client offerings, including key benefits features. In

addition, it offers an overview of TCSC and TCSC components and provides sample

scenarios showing how thin clients can meet various business needs.

What is a thin client?

A thin client is a computing device without a hard drive, which displays data and

applications from remotely located servers or blade PCs. There are two major models of

thin client computing, discussed on the following pages.

Server-based computing model

In the traditional server-based computing model, the thin client only runs the user interface

and transmits the mouse clicks and keyboard data to a server. User applications run on the

server, and the video data is sent back to the client for display. In this computing model,

thin clients are typically utilized as part of a Citrix Presentation Server or Microsoft Terminal

Services deployment. Many companies choose server-based computing to centralize

application deployment and database information, or to deploy web portals. Thin clients

can also be used to access the Internet through a browser, or to replace older devices

commonly referred to as “green screen” terminals. Offering the look and feel of a regular

Microsoft Windows PC, thin clients allow businesses to centralize computing power, storage,

applications, and data on servers running in a data center.

This is also known as server-based computing (SBC).

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