RDS CALs for Windows Server 2016 [50 Devices]

Main Features

The RDS CALs for Windows Server 2016 offer the following key features:

• Remote Desktop Services (RDS) for secure remote access
• Desktop and application virtualization for efficient resource utilization
• RemoteApp programs for seamless integration with local desktops
• RemoteFX for high-quality graphics and multimedia experiences
• Device and User CALs for flexible licensing options

Benefits

The RDS CALs for Windows Server 2016 provide the following benefits:

• Increased productivity and collaboration with remote access
• Reduced hardware and software costs with virtualization
• Improved security with centralized management and control
• Enhanced user experience with high-quality graphics and multimedia
• Flexible licensing options to meet business needs

The Difference Between RDS CALs for Devices and for Users in Windows Server 2016

In Windows Server 2016, Remote Desktop Services (RDS) Client Access Licenses (CALs) are available for both devices and users. The main difference between the two is how they are assigned and used.

RDS CALs for Devices

RDS CALs for devices are assigned to a specific device, such as a desktop computer or a tablet. This means that any user who logs in to that device can use the RDS features, regardless of who they are or how many users there are. This is a good option for organizations where multiple users share the same device, such as in a call center or a hospital.

RDS CALs for Users

RDS CALs for users are assigned to a specific user, regardless of the device they are using. This means that a user can access RDS features from any device they use, as long as they are logged in with their assigned user account. This is a good option for organizations where users have multiple devices, such as a laptop, desktop, and mobile phone, and need to access RDS features from all of them.

Overall, the choice between RDS CALs for devices and for users depends on the specific needs of the organization and how they want to manage access to RDS features.