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(I’m Subversion noob) and we are planning to set up a single Subversion repository into a Windows Server 2008 (Terminal Server). We’re have many client computers under the same domain. How to access this single repository? Should we install TortoiseSVN to these client computers? Can TortoiseSVN access easily this single repository (located in UNC path)?
Probably yes – you’ll need some Subversion client running.
Have you considered installing a real subversion server like VisualSVN? It’s brain-dead easy to set up, and might be more flexible and reliable than using a network share.
With a real server, you would access the repository through the http or https protocols, locking issues would be guaranteed not to happen, and you could control read/write access.