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Windows 2000 Terminal Services Printer Redirection Whitepaper
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Virtual Channels transmit channel-specific commands and data between the Terminal Server and its clients. Because Virtual Channels run under the RDP stream, they use the same encryption level as the RDP connection itself. Virtual Channels in RDP allow for lossless communication between client and server components over the main RDP data connection. Virtual Channel data is application-specific. Virtual Channels are negotiated between client and server at connection time, and can be extended by third parties to include a variety of additional features.
Software developers can use the Terminal Server Virtual Channels Interface API to customize existing applications and even develop completely new applications contained within the RDP protocol. More information on extending Virtual Channels and how they operate is available in the Remote Desktop Protocol section of MSDN at the following location, or by searching for “Virtual Channel” on MSDN:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/wcerdp/htm/cmconremotedesktopprotocolforwindowsce40.asp?frame=true
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