Microsoft’s latest incarnation of Remote Desktop Services with Windows Server 2008 R2 has included extensive improvements with VDI, remoteapp, web access and brokerage services. These features have extended the capabilities of RDS in the corporate workplace.
The basic configuration of RDS contains most of what you need to get it functional. Out of the box the product runs pretty well; however, previous Server editions had limitations that could cause users to exhaust a...
Steps to activate an Existing MAK licensed Windows 7 workstation and new workstation deployments: Please click here to contact us if you have any questions about this post or issues during your set up.
Once you have installed a KMS server key on the KMS server and...
Steps to activate an Existing MAK licensed Windows 7 workstation and new workstation deployments: Please click here to contact us if you have any questions about this post or issues during your set up.
Once you have installed...
Recently one of our clients requested a printing solution for their Remote Desktop Services configuration. This particular client had users that would connect at the office, RDP into the RDS farm and print to their Active Directory-mapped default printer. This was all well and good until any of the users took their laptops home and tried to print in a RDP session. Because the RDP client connection was set to automatically map the default printer, the user was still using their work printer as the default. A quick click on...
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