Install and Configure Remote Desktop Services in Windows Server 2025

🔥 Install and Configure Remote Desktop Services in Windows Server 2025 🔥
Empower remote productivity and collaboration with our comprehensive guide on installing and configuring Remote Desktop Services (RDS) in Windows Server 2025! In this in-depth tutorial, we'll walk you through the step-by-step process of setting up RDS roles and features, enabling secure remote access to applications, desktops, and data for your users. Whether you're a system administrator, IT professional, or business owner, deploying RDS in Windows Server 2025 is essential for enhancing workforce mobility, scalability, and efficiency. Join us as we explore best practices for installing RDS components, configuring session hosts, managing user access, and optimizing performance for a seamless remote desktop experience.
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Question: if you purchase 50 RDS and set it to "users" instead of devices, can these 50 users connect to 100 devices?? i mean is it a rolling license. ?

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When you purchase 50 RDS (Remote Desktop Services) CALs and set them to "User" mode, it means that 50 individual users can connect to any number of devices. The license is associated with the user, not the device. So yes, these 50 users can each connect to up to 100 devices or more, but each user consumes one license regardless of how many devices they use. It's not a rolling license; each user must have a CAL to access the RDS environment.