Windows Server 2012 - 5 Remote Desktop Device CAL Pack - Elite Pricing

Microsoft Windows Server 2012 Remote Desktop - 5 Device CALs - Elite Pricing Need help determining your licensing scenario? Take a look below Windows Server CAL Licensing Guide Licensing Requirements Once the licensing grace period is passed, you must have a license for each connecting user or device to connect to an RD Session Host server. You will also need to install an RD Licensing server. You can install the RD Licensing role service on the same server (the service isn't memory intensive) or on a separate server. Youll need to purchase RDS Client Access Licenses (CALs) and install them on the RD Licensing server. These RDS CALs are tied to the server, but RDS lets you move them to new hardware if needed. Remember that RDS supports both per-user and per-device licensing. The model you choose should depend on whether you have more users or computers. RDS does not have concurrent-user licensing, and the licenses you choose must match the mode for which you configure the RD Session Host server. Install the RD Licensing role service just as you did the RD Session Host role service. Then you must: Activate the RD Licensing server Install RDS CALs so the RD Licensing server can allocate them to users and devices Tell the RD Session Host server to use the RD Licensing server (you must do this even if the two role services are located on the same machine) If you choose to virtualize an RD Session Host Server, you are likely to see a reduced number of simultaneous sessions it can support. It is recommended to use a server with a processor supporting Second-Level Address Translation (SLAT) to reduce overhead memory mapping between physical and virtual machines. Windows Server 2012 has more Hyper V capabilities so you can isolate network traffic from different business units or customers on a shared infrastructure without using VLANs. Hyper V Network Virtualization also lets you move virtual machines as needed within your virtual infrastructure while preserving their virtual network assignments.