RDS CALs for Windows Server 2012 R1 / R2 [50 Users]

Main Features

The RDS CALs for Windows Server 2012 (R1/R2) offer the following key features:

• Remote Desktop Services (RDS) for secure remote access
• RemoteApp for seamless application delivery
• Desktop and session virtualization for efficient resource utilization
• RemoteFX for enhanced graphics and multimedia experience
• Unified administration experience with Server Manager

Benefits

By using RDS CALs for Windows Server 2012 (R1/R2), you can enjoy the following benefits:

• Increased productivity with remote access to desktops and applications
• Reduced hardware and software costs with virtualization
• Improved security with centralized management and control
• Enhanced user experience with RemoteFX
• Flexible deployment options with Server Manager

The Difference Between RDS CALs for Windows Server 2012 (R1/R2) for Devices and for Users

RDS CALs (Remote Desktop Services Client Access Licenses) for Windows Server 2012 (R1/R2) are available for both devices and users. The main difference between the two is how they are assigned and used.

RDS CALs for devices are assigned to a specific device, such as a desktop computer or laptop. This means that any user who logs in to that device can access the Remote Desktop Services on the server. This is a good option for organizations where multiple users share the same device, such as in a call center or shared workstation environment.

RDS CALs for users, on the other hand, are assigned to a specific user account. This means that the user can access the Remote Desktop Services from any device, as long as they are logged in with their assigned user account. This is a good option for organizations where users have their own devices, such as in a bring-your-own-device (BYOD) environment.

It's important to note that RDS CALs are required for each user or device that accesses the Remote Desktop Services on the server. Without the appropriate CALs, users or devices will not be able to connect to the server.