Windows Server 2008 Remote Desktop – 5 User CAL

$ 22,99

Brand	Microsoft
License	Windows Server 2008 RDS 5 User Cal Lifetime License
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Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Remote Desktop – 5 User CAL License

This product includes 5 RDS User CALs

Buy Windows Server 2008 Remote Desktop – 5 User CAL at the cheapest price in the online market!

With More User CALs, you can add more people to your Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Remote Desktop Service. They’ll be able to take advantage of the 2008 edition’s greatly better server experience and become more productive workers, whether they’re working locally or remotely.

Microsoft Server 2008 is still in use by thousands of enterprises throughout the world, and it is praised for its ease of use and data management capabilities. This bundle is a wonderful choice if you want to add multiple remote users to your Windows Server 2008 platform. With a single purchase, you’ll get 5 RDS User CALs, as well as free installation assistance from a Microsoft Silver Partner here at Fastest Key.

RDS Client Access Licenses (CALs) must be purchased and installed on the RD Licensing server. These RDS CALs are server-bound, however, RDS allows you to migrate them to fresh hardware if necessary. Remember that RDS allows you to license per user and per-device. The model you choose should be based on how many users or computers. RDS does not support concurrent-user licensing, and the licenses you choose must be compatible with the RD Session Host server mode.

You can virtualize an RD Session Host server, but the number of simultaneous sessions it can support will likely be reduced. Make sure to model on the same type of computer (physical or virtual) that you’ll be using. If you do build a virtual RD Session Host server, you should utilize a processor that supports second-level address translation (SLAT) to reduce memory mapping overhead between the physical computer and the VMs. It is also recommended to use a Type 1 hypervisor, such as Hyper-V, rather than a Type 2 hypervisor, to reduce overhead.