Tech info about Microsoft Remote Desktop Services
Remote Desktop Services (RDS), a Windows Server capability for virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) scenarios, will soon get Azure Active Directory (AD) support, a more secure architecture and HTML5 browser access support. Remote Desktop Services (RDS) allows you to access a remotely-hosted Windows desktop environment or application from almost any device. Microsoft is extending the capabilities […]
This blog post describes the new Remote Desktop Services Windows PowerShell cmdlets, introduced in the Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 timeframe, that configure virtual display adapters for virtual machines on a RemoteFX-enabled RD Virtualization Host server. For a given Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) host to be able to support many users and target the full […]
RemoteFX enables rich 3D experience in virtual desktop scenarios. Integrated into the Remote Desktop Virtualization Host role service, IT administrators can now provide 3D capabilities to thin clients, as well as to rich computer clients. This article provides the hardware considerations for both server and client computers when planning your RemoteFX deployment. RemoteFX for RD […]
With the growing trend toward desktop virtualization, it is Microsoft’s goal to provide enterprises with a flexible model for centralized computing, whereby the broadest range of client devices can help securely access company data and applications from any location on the network. As with Remote Desktop Services in Windows Server 2008 R2, virtual machine-based desktop […]
Here is a quick and simple way of enabling remote desktop on an Windows 7, Vista, XP, 2003 and 2008 machine remotely. First off, if you are running local client firewalls the firewall rules needs to be changed to allow what we want! Just connect to the remote machine with regedit (or use reg.exe from […]
