Microsoft Windows Server 2012 Remote Desktop - 5 Device CALs
Microsoft Windows Server 2012 Remote Desktop - 5 Device CALs
As your company expands and grows into the modern era, your needs have expanded and grown along with it. No longer is just one workstation sufficient for your needs—often, your employees will be traveling to different locations, providing that personal touch that really helps your business stand out. But when you are traveling, you may still need access to company-specific apps and files.
Enter the Microsoft Windows Server 2012 Remote Desktop Service, a workload within the Windows Server itself that enables users to connect to virtual desktops, session-based desktops, and RemoteApp programs. By using Microsoft Windows Server 2012 Remote Desktop Service, your employees will be able to access the tools they need from any location, at any time.
| GTIN | 885370445718 |
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| MPN | 6VC-02070 |
| Operating System | Windows |
| Year of Product | 2012 |
| Features | Microsoft Windows Server 2012 Remote Desktop Service took the basics paved in previous versions of the Microsoft Windows Server, while also providing some key upgrades to that service to make it even better than before. Read on to see some of the highlights of the new features and learn how big of a difference Microsoft Windows Server 2012 Remote Desktop Service can make for your company! Adaptive Network Auto Detect—The end user no longer has to specify the network in the Remote Desktop Connection Client—instead, the client now auto-detects the network type and also adapts the network changes. This will get your employees up and running faster than ever before. Single Sign-On Improvements—While it was possible to enable single sign-on functionality in past versions of the Microsoft Windows Server, doing so was a challenging and cumbersome process. In the Microsoft Windows Server 2012 Remote Desktop Service, this process has been streamlined by eliminating the need to use multiple certificates. You can also use locally logged on domain credentials. Multi-Touch—If you access the server using a touch pad, the common touch pad gestures are supported right out of the box. These gestures will be replicated I the server, as if the server itself was using the touch pad. PowerShell Support—All platform functions and capabilities can be controlled through a comprehensive and rich PowerShell layer. IT administrators can use this layer to build automation to fit Microsoft Windows Server 2012 Remote Desktop Service into their infrastructure.
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| System Requirements | The minimum requirements for using Microsoft Windows Server 2012 Remote Desktop - 5 Device CALs include
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