Installing remote desktop server 2008 r2
RDS in WIN8 Feature highlight no. 6 Demo environment within just a few minutes
RDS in WIN8 Feature highlight no. 6 Demo environment within just a few minutesSetting up a RDS demo environment on a server or VM running Windows Server 8 (Beta) literally takes you a few mouse clicks and a few minutes. If you read my Feature Spotlight no. 4 (http://microsoftplatform.blogspot.com/2012/03/rds-in-win8-feature-highlight-no-4.html) you know that installing the RDSH role
You cannot install RDS CALs automatically by using Windows PowerShell in Windows Server 2008 R2
A new KB article related to installing RDS CALs using Powershell was launched today.Article ID: 2648662 – Last Review: January 11, 2012 – Revision: 1.0You cannot install RDS CALs automatically by using Windows PowerShell in Windows Server 2008 R2Consider the following scenario:You install the Remote Desktop Licensing (RD Licensing) role service on a computer that is running Windows Server 2008
Using Powershell to install and configure RDS in 2008 R2
I came accros this great series of blog posts on TechNet by Microsoft Consultant Manoj Nair. It explains automating the installation and configuration of Remote Desktop Services in great detail with lots of examples.Check the links below for particular subjects.Introductionhttp://blogs.technet.com/b/manojnair/archive/2011/12/02/rds-powershell-tfm-introduction.aspxPart I : Installing Remote Desktop
Scenario Based Deployment of RDS in Windows Server 8
Last week I posted a blog about the Remote Desktop Client on Windows 8, in which I promised to write a follow up post on Remote Desktop Services in Windows Server 8. So here it is. In this blog post, I will focus on the new Scenario Based Deployment of Remote Desktop Services, which is new in Windows Server 8.The following servers are running within my lab.local environment (all Windows Server
New article: Prevent those unwanted applications from running in RDS
My new article titled “Prevent those unwanted applications from running in RDS” on virtualizationadmin.com just got published. The article is about using Applocker on Remote Desktop Services. “…Introduction These days Desktop Virtualization is a hot topic. Many service providers, system integrators and other companies provide some way of Desktop Virtualization to their end-users. This can be done
RemoteApps in Windows 8 taskmanager
RemoteApps that are launched from a Windows 8 client are nicely grouped in TaskManager under a “Remote Desktop Connection” section. Looks great!
Setting the default RemoteApp connection URL on your clients using GPO
Before Windows Server 8 beta (soon to be Windows Server 2012) there was an option in the control panel of the user called Remote App and Desktop Connections. Using this Control Panel option the user was able to set the URL needed to build the connection to the RD WebAccess to be able to have the RemoteApps available. Remember that in this Feature highlight blog post I wrote that Window Server 8 beta
