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Thank you - Do I have install the licences onto the RDS server?
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Thank you - Do I have install the licences onto the RDS server?

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You don't have to, but it might be easier to manage if you do.<br />
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MO
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You don't have to, but it might be easier to manage if you do.

MO

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Hi,<br />
<br />
OK so I need to deliver an application to a branch office, but I don't really want publish the whole desktop rather just the application. I understand it's possible to link a remote app directly to a local desktop.<br />
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I have Windows 2012 R2 server and the company has purchased RDS 30 licenses, I am confused to be honest. I was suppose to attend a training course this week but it got cancelled.<br />
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I've spoken to Microsoft licensing and they told me to download &quot;Microsoft Application Virtulization 4.6&quot;<br />
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My question is where to start do I need Remote desktop services if so how do I install the licenses as we have no keys - or &quot;Microsoft Application Virtulization 4.6&quot; or do I need both?<br />
<br />
I need a nudge in the right direction<br />
<br />
Thank you<br />
<br />
Ian
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Hi,

OK so I need to deliver an application to a branch office, but I don't really want publish the whole desktop rather just the application. I understand it's possible to link a remote app directly to a local desktop.

I have Windows 2012 R2 server and the company has purchased RDS 30 licenses, I am confused to be honest. I was suppose to attend a training course this week but it got cancelled.

I've spoken to Microsoft licensing and they told me to download "Microsoft Application Virtulization 4.6"

My question is where to start do I need Remote desktop services if so how do I install the licenses as we have no keys - or "Microsoft Application Virtulization 4.6" or do I need both?

I need a nudge in the right direction

Thank you

Ian

Remote desktop services - Microsoft Application Virtulization 4.6 - 500pnts

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