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How Microsoft RDS in Windows Server 2012 simplifies VDI deployment
VDI deployment gets a little easier with updates to Microsoft RDS in Windows Server 2012, but is it enough to inch past Citrix and other vendors? Column
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Microsoft RemoteFX requirements in Windows Server 2012
There are new hardware requirements for using RemoteFX in Windows Server 2012, but it's hard to find where to configure certain settings. Tip
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Desktop virtualization comparison: VDI vs. Remote Desktop Services
For desktop virtualization, you have a choice between the paths of VDI and Remote Desktop Services. Robert Frost took the road less travelled, but you don't have to choose just one. Tip
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What OnLive app compliance means for Desktop as a Service providers
The OnLive app for cloud-hosted desktops has bent to Microsoft's will, opening the door for more DaaS offerings and making it known that violations won't be taken lightly. Column
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Five reasons printer redirection causes Windows printing problems in RDS
Windows printing problems are a pain in the noggin. If you have printer redirection issues with Remote Desktop Services, check user permissions, client requirements and more. Tip
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Microsoft RemoteFX USB redirection: Four key considerations
With Microsoft RemoteFX USB redirection, you can have full native USB support for virtual desktops, despite some device limitations. Tip
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The new age of application delivery methods: More than just install
There are lots of application deployment methods these days, including streaming and 'presenting' via RDS. It's time to form a complete app delivery infrastructure. Column
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Move stubborn XP apps to Windows Server 2003 and get on with your migration
You can use Remote Desktop Services to publish those pesky Windows XP applications that are holding up your migration to Windows 7. Keep them alive on Windows Server 2003 R2. Column
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Top 5 remote desktop connectivity problems and how to prevent them
The remote desktop connection to its host server or broker isn't always a sure thing. If connectivity fails, check the network, firewalls, security certificates and more. Tip
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Remote Desktop Services in a mobile world: Security, supportability
Using Remote Desktop Services to access virtual desktops from mobile devices presents a whole new set of issues, including security and supportability concerns. Tip