RDS CALs for Windows Server 2019 [50 Devices]

Main Features

The RDS CALs for Windows Server 2019 offer the following key features:

• Remote Desktop Services (RDS) for secure remote access
• Desktop and application virtualization with RemoteApp and Desktop Connections
• Flexible deployment options with session-based or virtual machine-based desktops
• Improved graphics and multimedia support with RemoteFX
• Enhanced security with Network Level Authentication (NLA)

Benefits

By using RDS CALs for Windows Server 2019, you can enjoy the following benefits:

• Increased productivity with remote access to desktops and applications from anywhere
• Cost savings by centralizing desktops and applications on servers
• Improved security with centralized management and control of user access
• Scalability to meet changing business needs with flexible deployment options
• Enhanced user experience with improved graphics and multimedia support

The Difference Between RDS CALs for Devices and for Users in Windows Server 2019

In Windows Server 2019, 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 that have a lot of shared devices, such as call centers or libraries.

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 to log in, such as a desktop computer, laptop, or mobile device. This is a good option for organizations that have a lot of remote workers or employees who use multiple devices.

Overall, the choice between RDS CALs for devices and for users depends on the needs of your organization. Consider factors such as the number of devices and users, the level of mobility required, and the budget available when making your decision.