How do I setup RDS in SBS 2011 Std.
I am running SBS 2011 Standard, Can someone point me to an article that will show me how to setup RDS so that i can publish a single appllication to be accessed remotely?
I am not familiar with RDS so a Simple Steb-by-Step process would be AWESOME.
Thanks,
Joe
I am not familiar with RDS so a Simple Steb-by-Step process would be AWESOME.
Thanks,
Joe
Are you trying to publish an RDS server _behind_ SBS using the RD Gateway?
Then yes it can be done and is quite straight forward.
Keep in mind that applications/desktop cannot be published on the SBS server itself.
Philip
Then yes it can be done and is quite straight forward.
Keep in mind that applications/desktop cannot be published on the SBS server itself.
Philip
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I am new to the publshing aplications thing. in the past i have just had my users connect to RDP and lauch the application. SBS is totaly different. My goal is for a group of 3 to 5 remote users to be able to connect to the server \\ipaddress\remote and launch a single application. if i'm going down the wrong road please let me know.
should be fairly the same on 2011
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/publish-a-remoteapp-application-on-remote-desktop-service.aspx
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/publish-a-remoteapp-application-on-remote-desktop-service.aspx
You can'i install RDS on an SBS server - it has to go on another (standard) server.
@KCTS
doesn't sbs include something like former rww anymore then?
i honestly am not sure at all about sbs :s
doesn't sbs include something like former rww anymore then?
i honestly am not sure at all about sbs :s
ASKER
I have the Remote Desktop Services Role installed on my SBS 2011 Server. RemoteApp Manager appears to be working but i'm getting the following error.
"The RD Session host server has not be configured with any license server"
Resoloution-
Configure a License Server for the Remote Desktop Session Host server"
When i go to Roles and scroll down to Remote Destop Services i see where
Remote Desktop Session Host in installed. I Added a Role Service and choose License Server but which installed successfully. I now get a Licenseing error. Which i expected. I have not yet purchased RDS License. I was hoping to be able to test this prior to ordering the license. I have published the wordpad app but it isn't showing up when in connect to https://ipaddress/remote.
What am i missing?
"The RD Session host server has not be configured with any license server"
Resoloution-
Configure a License Server for the Remote Desktop Session Host server"
When i go to Roles and scroll down to Remote Destop Services i see where
Remote Desktop Session Host in installed. I Added a Role Service and choose License Server but which installed successfully. I now get a Licenseing error. Which i expected. I have not yet purchased RDS License. I was hoping to be able to test this prior to ordering the license. I have published the wordpad app but it isn't showing up when in connect to https://ipaddress/remote.
What am i missing?
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I guess that answers the question. I'm just curious as to why it will allow me to install the services?
It will allow you to install the Hyper-V Role too. That blows up all sorts of things. :D
Writing blocks for the underlying OS capabilities is probably well past where the team can go.
The product is the product. What we can do with it (which is a heck of a lot for the $$$) is just that: What we can do with it. :)
Philip
Writing blocks for the underlying OS capabilities is probably well past where the team can go.
The product is the product. What we can do with it (which is a heck of a lot for the $$$) is just that: What we can do with it. :)
Philip
ASKER
Well this not the answer I was looking for but none the less the correct answer.
Thanks,
Joe
Thanks,
Joe
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https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/26715777/SBS-2008-and-Remote-Desktop-Services.html