Windows Server 2016 RDS - User CALs
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Description
Download Windows Server 2016 RDS - User CALs to gain a secure access through the cloud
The Windows Server 2016 RDS - User CALs platform supports a single user and provides a Remote Desktop Services (RDS) license that is used to remotely connect to servers and a User license that is affiliated to a remote user using several devices.
Installing Windows Server 2016 RDS - User CALs to benefit from secured access
The Windows Server 2016 RDS - 1 User CAL model supports a single user and supplies both a license for each user connected to the Remote Desktop Session host server or User CAL, as well as a license for remote complete desktop computers or RDS CALs. Windows Server 2016 RDS - 1 User CAL provides you with flexible deployment, cost-effectiveness and scalability, and a wide array of partner solutions. Learn about the improvements in Windows Server 2016 RDS - User CALs over Windows Server 2016 RDS - 10 User CALs.
Session-based virtualization
Remote Desktop Services (RDS) is the preferred platform for creating virtualization solutions for every final customer need. In this sense, you can leverage the computing power of Windows Server to provide a cost-effective multiple session environment to assist your users' daily workloads through session virtualization.
Specific functionalities
Relative to your environment and preferences, you can configure the Remote Desktop Service RDS solution for session-based virtualization, as a Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) or a combination of both. In these virtualization environments, you can profit from an experience with numerous applications through the desktop and you could designate specific applications that are hosted/executed on the virtual computer through RemoteApps.
VDI (Virtual Desktop Infrastructure)
VDI (Virtual Desktop Infrastructure) is a virtualization technique that permits users to access a virtualized PC interface on a remote server through the cloud. VDI users can remotely access their desktop interface and benefit from the high performance and compatibility of optimal applications within their Windows desktop experience. Virtual desktops have to be accessed remotely by clients, as these are hosted on hypervisors like Microsoft Hyper-V.