- #Visionapp remote desktop 2012 install#
- #Visionapp remote desktop 2012 upgrade#
- #Visionapp remote desktop 2012 full#
When using the Remote and Desktop Connections (RADC) in Windows Server 2012 it could take a while to reconnect to all RemoteApps.
#Visionapp remote desktop 2012 full#
Also there is now full support for transparent windows for RemoteApps and Aero peek, again creating the same view as local applications. In previous versions only a standard icon of the application was shown. Secondly a full preview thumbmail is shown when hovering over the app in the taskbar, just as applications directly available on the client. The first one is when you are dragging the Remote App to another location on the desktop the complete application still will be shown, while previous versions only showed the frame of the application. The improved behavior is shown at two ways. I will describe the new features, my thoughts about those new features and where possible show the features.Īlthough this looks like a small step for the user experiences this is in my opinion a big step. Many improvements are difficult to shown in article based review. There are definitely changes/new features, but most they are based on the user experience. You could think is there something new within this R2 release for Remote Desktop Services. There are also no changes visible to the User Profile Disk feature.Īlso making changes to the RDWeb Access is still done via the same way (edit the web.config file). It is fully comparable with the configuration possibilities in Windows 2012 I don’t see anything new, also no things are removed.
#Visionapp remote desktop 2012 upgrade#
Also there is possibility to in-place upgrade of a RD Session Host to 2012 RS (from the current 2012 version).Īlso on this part I can be really quick, there are not any noticeable changes made to the configuration part. Personally I only would use this for demo environments or really small infrastructures.
#Visionapp remote desktop 2012 install#
Which is actually new it the possibility to install the RD Connection Broker role on a Domain Controller server. It is also still possible to use the role-based installation, also here no changes comparing to Windows Server 2012. Just as in Windows 2012 it will install a VDI infrastructure the Remote Desktop Virtualization Host or the formerly known as Terminal Server based infrastructure. Using the RDS installation method logically also the question to deploy a virtual machine-based desktop deployment or session-based desktop deployment is still asked. The possibility to install RDS using the specific Remote Desktop Services Installation is still available, followed by the two same installation methodologies: a standard deployment to divide the different RDS roles over several servers and the Quick Start deployment where the roles are installed on one server. Comparing this with Windows 2013 there are actually not anything changed. Logically we need to start the installation of the RDS components. In this review I’m going to describe which changes are available in this release compared to the first Windows 2012 release for the Remote Desktop Services (RDS)/Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI). Microsoft just released (18th of October 2013) R2 of Windows 2012. What’s changed in Windows 2012 R2 on RDS Details