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Windows Server 2016 Remote Desktop Services User Connections (20)

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For those who have Windows Server 2016 Remote Desktop up and running, providing new user CAL connections can allow more employees to share in all the benefits of a fast, efficient, and powerful server. With better security, impressive virtualization tools, and improved storage and memory, there is a lot to recommend to new users connecting to Windows Server 2016 Remote Desktop for the first time.

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Connecting users to the latest version of Windows Server, Windows Server 2016 Remote Desktop, opens up all kinds of opportunities for improved user experience and a strong connection to other users across the network. With improvements in memory and storage, security, and virtualization, Windows Server 2016 Remote Desktop runs more efficiently and effectively than any previous version, giving administrators far more ability to provide all the programs and upgrades necessary to make their employees more productive. If you are interested in purchasing user connections for your Windows Server 2016 Remote Desktop, visit SoftwareKeep.com to get the lowest price anywhere. If you want to learn more about Windows Servers 2016 Remote Desktop and how to connect to it, read more below.

What Are CAL Connections?

In order to connect to your Windows Server 2016 Remote Desktop, you must have a client access license, or CAL. Each CAL licenses only one user or device.

What Are User CALs?

CALs come in two forms: device and user. A device CAL licenses one device to access the server. That device can be used by any users. A user CAL, on the other hand, licenses one user to access the server. That user can use any device. User CALs are recommended for those who expect to access the server from multiple devices.

Are Windows Server 2016 Remote Desktop Services User CAL Connections Right for You?

For those who have Windows Server 2016 Remote Desktop up and running, providing new user CAL connections can allow more employees to share in all the benefits of a fast, efficient, and powerful server. With better security, impressive virtualization tools, and improved storage and memory, there is a lot to recommend to new users connecting to Windows Server 2016 Remote Desktop for the first time.

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Operating System Windows
Year of Product 2016
Features

Windows Server 2012 Remote Desktop Services Features

What Is a CAL?

This product doesn’t include the Windows Server 2012 Remote Desktop Services itself. Instead, it is a User CAL, or client access license. This allows one user to access the server from any device. Every user or device must have a CAL to access the server.

Features Users Gain Access to with a CAL for Windows Server 2012 Remote Desktop Services

With this User CAL, the new user will be able to work with one of Microsoft’s most popular and widely used Windows Server edition, full of great features that benefit the individual user and the business itself.

Some of those features include:

  • A more cloud-focused user experience: These days, business is largely run through the cloud. It’s such a convenient tool, such an obvious way to improve productivity, that it’s quickly becoming indispensable for all businesses, no matter size or industry. Windows Server 2012 Remote Desktop Services makes it easier to get the most from the cloud use of the server, with expanded bandwidth for a better streaming experience, single sign-on to streamline the way users connection, and a stronger connection experience that requires fewer reconnections and faster reconnections when they are required.

  • An app-focused operating system: This server is built off the Windows 8 kernel, which makes it the most app-dominant operating system ever released by Microsoft. With a central and fast connection to all your apps, you can create a far more dynamic user experience with the apps in the Windows Store or by developing your own.

  • A touch-focused experience: Most users now work at least part of the time from a device they navigate through touch, so you need your server to be able to accommodate that kind of usage. That’s exactly what you get with Windows Server 2012 Remote Desktop Services. Touch navigation is far better with this operating system, making it easy to connect from phones and tablets.

  • A personalized desktop that’s easy to manage: Organize your remote desktop to fit your personal needs, while the server senses the graphical capabilities of your device and adjusts to those limits automatically, allowing for more personal and smoother user experience.

  • An easier to use set of administrative tools: With Windows Server 2012 Remote Desktop Services, the administrators benefit as much as the general users. Remote desktops can be pooled together for simpler administration, while most tasks are brought together in the Active Directory. There are wizards to walk through many complex tasks, and PowerShell allows administrators to run cross-server cmdlets, such as efficiently running diagnostics and debugging commands.
System Requirements

System Requirements

  • These are minimum system requirements for installing Windows Server 2016 Remote Desktop Services User Connections (20)

  • There are no minimum system requirements for the devices using one of the Windows Server 2016 Remote Desktop Services User Connections (20). However, devices should be kept up-to-date and use Windows 10 or another compatible operating system.
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