When a user requests a VM, the RD Session Host server running in redirection mode queries the RD Connection Broker server. The RD Session Host server running in redirection mode does not allow interactive user sessions, unless the user requests an administrative session by using the ‘/admin’ switch. The purpose of the RD Session Host server running in redirection mode is to securely redirect an RDP client connection to a VM.
Remote Desktop Session Host (RD Session Host) server running in redirection mode A user with an existing session in a pool is redirected to the hosting VM. Monitoring user sessions in a virtual desktop pool scenario. This IP address is returned to the Remote Desktop Session Host server running in redirection mode. Querying the IP address of the VM by communicating with the Remote Desktop Virtualization Host server. Preparing the VM for remote connections by communicating with the Remote Desktop Virtualization Host server (for example, waking the VM from a saved state).
Identifying the VM for the user to make a remote connection. The main purpose of this role service is to broker a user connection to an appropriate endpoint. Remote Desktop Connection Broker (RD Connection Broker) The following role services and non-RDS technologies are included in a typical VDI deployment. Role Services and Technology Included in a Microsoft VDI Deployment Administrators can configure a VM to be a part of a pool.
Is a group of identically configured virtual machines that are temporarily assigned to users by the Microsoft VDI system. A personal virtual desktop is typically used when a user needs a dedicated virtual machine (VM) with administrative privileges (for example, a user might want to install applications). This configuration is saved in Active Directory Domain Services.
Since Microsoft Virtual Desktop Infrastructure is new, this blog post describes the function that Remote Desktop Services role services (and some supplemental technology) play in enabling MS VDI.Īre virtual machines that are permanently assigned to users by an administrator. In Windows Server 2008 R2, we have renamed Terminal Services to Remote Desktop Services because it offered a choice of presentation virtualization options: sessions for those for whom scalability was most important and virtual machines for those for whom isolation was most important. In previous versions of Windows Server, Terminal Services enabled a server to host multiple, simultaneous user sessions. First published on CloudBlogs on Aug, 19 2009
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