Deploying and configuring the Remote Desktop Gateway Server Role
Having a Remote Desktop Services infrastructure is kind of useless if users can’t connect from the outside world to launch
Read moreHaving a Remote Desktop Services infrastructure is kind of useless if users can’t connect from the outside world to launch
Read moreNowadays, IT security it’s a serious deal, and Remote Desktop Services is no exception especially if there are external clients
Read moreIn a previous article I talked about publishing desktops and applications to users by creating RDS Session Collections. In most
Read moreAfter we deployed our Remote Desktop Services infrastructure and licenses it, we can start publishing desktop connections and applications to
Read moreMost software out there need licensing, and Remote Desktop Services (RDS) is no exception. It is so important that Microsoft
Read moreIn previous versions of Windows, deploying a RDS infrastructure was a little bit difficult, but starting with server 2012/R2 this
Read moreIf you work in a medium to big environment you know users need to be mobile, and be able to
Read moreYou just installed additional RD Session Host servers, because of the increase of the remote users. But now you have
Read moreIf you need to move your existing RD CALs (Remote Desktop Services Client Access Licenses) to a new server for
Read moreThere are situations when you want to remove the licenses from the license server. One good example is after you
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