The basics of Remote Desktop Services: Management

The basics of Remote Desktop Services: Management

 

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Unless you're deploying only a handful of VMs, it's nearly impossible to manage all the components and services of RDS. Therefore, a management solution like Microsoft System Center is a must.

System Center communicates with the various components and then rolls all management functions under a virtual management console. This can simplify the deployment and maintenance of VDI, but more management tools may be needed to effectively control complex VDI deployments.

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This was first published in March 2010

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