Russian term
средства терминального доступа в
| 4 | tools for terminal access to |
Andrey Svitanko
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| 4 | terminal access facilities |
George Phil
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tools for terminal access to
terminal access facilities
These elements are driven by product integration with existing AD infrastructures and by remote terminal access facilities that provide controlled access for administrators and privileged users through a secured web interface.
https://www.eesm.com/Features/documents/OVUMForestSafeTA.pdf
Various terminal access facilities were and are being developed to respond to the need for easier and more consistent end user terminal interaction with the computing facility.
https://www.north-ridge.com/tnd420/tnd02012.htm
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