Remote Desktop Services is a collection of roles that enable secure remote desktop access. This solution combined with cloud services empowers organizations to create true work from anywhere experience for their users. RDS is an excellent way to deliver a remote work experience for your users. It provides the flexibility to provide full desktop sessions or published apps. For the purpose of this article, we will cover a single site deployment of the RDS infrastructure. Further considerations need to be taken if your application requires High Availability, DRaaS for RDS, Geo-redundancy, or User Profile Management.
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RDS Considerations
There is no one size fits all recommendation for RDS deployments. There are many factors that must be considered for a successful deployment of Remote Desktop Services. Below is a list of some of the considerations when deploying RDS.
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| How many users will the system need to handle? |
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| What types of users will make up the base? |
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| What types of applications will need to run on the system? |
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| How will User Profile Data be stored? |
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| How will user security be ensured? |
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| What are the users networking needs? |
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