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Installing Remote Desktop Services in Windows 2008 R2
I’ve been thinking for quite some time now, how to start some articles about Microsoft VDI (Virtual Desktop Infrastructure) and RDS (Remote Desktop Services), and I’ve got it; I will just start with...
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Slow Remote Desktop connection via Remote Desktop Gateway
Hi there, me again. This week I had a small problem with Remote Desktop Client connecting trough Remote Desktop Service Gateway (RDS Gateway); the connection was very slow and it was disconnecting...
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Digitally Signing RemoteApp Programs on Windows Server 2008 R2
Those of you that have one or more Remote Desktop Session Host (RD Session Host) servers in the network, that host RemoteApp programs, know how frustrating is that certificate error when clients...
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Replacing the default (self signed) certificate on a RD Session Host server
Many times I wanted to get rid of that annoying certificate warning message when I make a RDP connection to a RD Session Host server or a workstation. If you are using RDP inside an Active Directory...
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Configuring Windows Server 2008 R2 RD Gateway for external access
Many of you know what RD Gateway is, but for those that don’t I’ll try to explain using a short version. RD Gateway is a Windows Server 2008 R2 role that gives administrators the power to allow users...
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Publishing RemoteApp applications on a RD Session Host server
If you never used RemoteApp, believe me you’ll like it; it’s like love at first sight. All your needed applications can be started from a web browser, or from your computer Start Menu, but they are not...
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Configure Remote Desktop Web Access
After you published some applications on your RD Session Host server(s), you need to make those applications available to users. There are three ways to do that, one is to make them available from the...
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How to install applications on an 2008 R2 RD Session Host server
To install an application on a RD Session Host server you don’t just double-click the .exe file and follow the wizard. Well…you can, but it’s not the correct way to do it; the server needs to be put in...
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Activating a 2008 R2 Remote Desktop License Server
You installed the RD Session Host role on one or more servers, and make your users happy, especially those working from distance; you manage to reduce hardware, cooling and storage costs by using...
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How to remove RDS CALs from a RD License Server
There are situations when you want to remove the licenses from the license server. One good example is after you move the licenses to another box, so you can be in compliance with the Microsoft...
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How to move/migrate RDS CALs to a New Server
If you need to move your existing RD CALs (Remote Desktop Services Client Access Licenses) to a new server for some reason, either the old one crashes or you just installed a new box and you want to...
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Building a 2008 R2 RDS Load Balanced Farm with RD Connection Broker
You just installed additional RD Session Host servers, because of the increase of the remote users. But now you have a problem: what if one of those servers fails, or need maintenance ? you will need...
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Deploying Personal Virtual Desktops and Virtual Desktop Pools with Server...
If you work in a medium to big environment you know users need to be mobile, and be able to do their job by accessing applications and internal network from multiple devices, not just their office...
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In previous versions of Windows, deploying a RDS infrastructure was a little bit difficult, but starting with server 2012/R2 this was simplified a lot. Not only you have a single central console from...
View ArticleDeploy and configure a Windows Server 2012 R2 RD License Server
Most software out there need licensing, and Remote Desktop Services (RDS) is no exception. It is so important that Microsoft created a service just for this. If you are deploying Remote Session Hosts...
View ArticleCreating RDS Session Collections in Windows Server 2012/R2
After we deployed our Remote Desktop Services infrastructure and licenses it, we can start publishing desktop connections and applications to our internal users. I’ve said internal users, because to...
View ArticleDeploying VDI using Windows Server 2012/R2
In a previous article I talked about publishing desktops and applications to users by creating RDS Session Collections. In most cases that method works great, but as you know, there are users in the...
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Nowadays, IT security it’s a serious deal, and Remote Desktop Services is no exception especially if there are external clients connecting to the infrastructure. In order to make it easier for those...
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