Just click “Deploy” and the installation will start. For the RD Session Host role, you can select multiple servers that would be in the farm.Īfter selecting servers for each RDS role, you will come to the confirmation screen where you can review deployment options selected in previous steps. On this step, you are given the information regarding which roles will be installed and which account will be used to create the deployment.įor each of these steps, you select one of the servers to have the specific RDS role installed. Select the “Session-based desktop deployment”, unless you want virtual machines running Hyper-V for virtual desktop deployment. It installs the three essential RDS roles (RD Connection Broker, RD Web Access, and RD Session Host) on a single server and automatically builds basic application collection for the host server. The “Quick Start” option is suitable for demonstrating or testing a virtual desktop solution.
Select “Standard deployment” to install Remote Desktop Services 2016 normally.
In case you need to manually add specific RDS roles and features to specific server from the pool, you can select “Role-based or feature-based installation” but it is not normally used when installing Remote Desktop Services for the first time. This will start the full RDS configuration process. In Add Roles and Features Wizard, select “Remote Desktop Services installation” installation type. Also, the Windows Multipoint Services is now part of Remote Desktop Services 2016, and is no longer a separate product.įrom Server Manager dashboard screen, select “Add roles and features”. Remote Desktop Services now supports second generation virtual machines and deployment of personal session desktops, which enable each user to get an assigned Remote Desktop Session Host. Virtualization can be session-based, meaning Windows Server host will provide resources or desktop-based, meaning connecting a Windows client will handle the load.īy installing Remote Desktop Services 2016, you will opt-in for a significant improvement compared to older versions. Remote Desktop Services offer various deployment options, such as on-premises (Windows Server 2016) or cloud-based (Microsoft Azure). Remote Desktop Services is a virtualization platform for providing end users with secure remote desktop access, to published applications and remote desktops. But, for those not familiar with Remote Desktop Services, let me explain it first. This is a step-by-step guide to installing Remote Desktop Services 2016 and publishing your application collections.
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