Terminal Services Deployment Guide
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"guv" <guv@> wrote in message
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> can we then use it as a terminal server then, or after installing the role
> will it act as a redirect server to the a hyper V server where there will
> virtual personal desktops
> "Meinolf Weber [MVP-DS]" <meiweb@(nospam)gmx.de> wrote in message
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>> Hello guv,
>>
>> I don't know where you find that article, RDS are normal server roles and
>> can be installed of course on real hardware, so there is no need for
>> Hyper-V.
>>
>> Best regards
>>
>> Meinolf Weber
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>>> We are currently using windows 2003 Terminal servers and are looking
>>> into
>>> windows 2008 r2 Terminal services or RDS as they call it now.
>>> Having done some reading on this it suggests we have setup a hyper V
>>> server
>>> with virtual desktops and then setup a RDS server which would redirect
>>> the
>>> users to the hyper V server with the virtual desktops.
>>> So to use w2008 R2 terminal services we have to setup a hyper V
>>> server. Is this definitely needed, as we have not use hyper V before.
>>> Can w2008 R2 terminal services be used the normal way where users just
>>> remote desktop to the remote desktop server, or is the role of RDS is
>>> just to redirect to the hyper V server.
>>>
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