Microsoft Server 2012 R2 RDS 1 User CAL [RDS2012-x1]

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Windows Server CAL Licensing Guide

SERVERS: 2012 and 2012 R2 Standard, Enterprise or Datacenter

Microsoft Windows Server 2012 Remote Desktop allows users to configure, monitor and manage Windows Server 2012 remotely. However, in order to gain access, users must first have proper licensing with User CALs. Instantly grant a single user remote access to your server with 1 User CAL for Microsoft Windows Server 2012 Remote Desktop, now available from our commercial software suppliers here at Trusted Tech Team.

Licensing Requirements

The Remote Desktop Services role enables devices to connect to virtual desktops, RemoteApp programs, and session-based desktops. With Remote Desktop Services, devices can access remote connections from within a corporate network or from the Internet.

Once the licensing grace period is passed, you must have a license for each connecting user or device to connect to an RD Session Host server. You'll also need to install an RD Licensing server. You can install the RD Licensing role service on the same server the service isn't very demanding or on a separate server.

You'll need to purchase RDS Client Access Licenses (CALs) and install them on the RD Licensing server. These RDS CALs are tied to the server, but RDS lets you move them to new hardware if needed. Remember that RDS supports both per-user and per-device licensing. The model you choose should depend on whether you have more users or computers. RDS does not have concurrent-user licensing, and the licenses you choose must match the mode for which you configure the RD Session Host server.

RemoteFX for WAN: Delivers a number of technical improvements that enhance the user experience when connecting over wide area networks. This is especially important for people connecting from dispersed locations such as branch offices, homes, or hotels with low-bandwidth connections

Hyper-V Replica: Provides a storage-agnostic and workload-agnostic solution that replicates efficiently, periodically, and asynchronously over networks based on Internet Protocol, typically to a remote site