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Remote Desktop Services (RDS) is a terminal service in Windows Server that helps users to take control of a remote desktop or virtual machine. It serves as a primary platform to build virtualization solutions for the enterprises. RDS offers virtualized application, secure remote access, and facilitates smooth running of cloud applications. To ensure successful deployment and efficient management of virtual desktops, it is essential to understand the RDS roles and their functionalities.  The RDS Roles This article walks you through RDS roles, that facilitates the remote access to various applications and resources to work swiftly with the complete RDS system. ·   RD Session Host: This role allows the access to Windows desktop or Windows-based programs to the RDS clients. The client can access the network connection and host windows applications to establish a strong connection and run the installed programs, save files and use the network resources optimally. ...

Microsoft releases Windows Server versions every four years, and until now it has released Windows Server 2003, 2008, 2012, and 2016. As time goes by, technologies are updated and IT companies must try to adapt to the new technologies to stay current. In this way, they can stay on top in the marketplace and gain a competitive advantage. However, not all companies can afford to upgrade to the new versions. So learning the latest and the second latest software is always recommended. Explore Windows Server 2016 and 2012 Training to find out more. Learning the differences between Windows Server 2016 and 2012 is very important when your company is on the verge of upgrading from Windows Server 2012 to 2016.  Often businesses upgrade their Windows Servers gradually, so there may be one department using Windows Server 2012 while others will be using the upgraded Windows Server 2016. In this article, we will be discussing a few differences between Windows Server 2016 and 2012 R2. ...