This can come in handy here at the office and I'm looking forward to using it on my Music Server

My machines tend to also have TightVNC installed on them. Terminal Services is very good and generally faster than TightVNC. However it does have one downside, in that you are connnecting to a new session on the server, rather than connecting to the active console session you would get sat at the machine. Sometimes you really need to actual console session, which is when I fall back on TightVNC.

One think to look out for with Terminal Services is ending up with two idle sessions, hence stopping you from connecting. There are various settings in the Terminal Services manager that you can tweak to adjust how quickly sessions are disconnected. This is another case where having TightVNC around is useful as well, so you can go in and clear the TS sessions.