Windows Server 2012-based Microsoft Desktop Virtualization Practical Tutorial

A technology that allows users to connect to virtual machines, REMOTEAPP programs, and session-based computers is available in the Remote Desktop Services server role in Windows Server2012. With Remote Desktop Services, users can access remote connections from the corporate network or the Internet. The benefits of Remote Desktop Services in Windows Server 2012 include unified management, managing sessions and Virtual desktop collections, configuring REMOTEAPP programs, managing virtual desktops, and adding servers from a centralized console to a deployment. You can set user personalization so that user profile disks allow you to retain user personalization across session collections and pool-shaped virtual desktop collections. Lower-priced storage, pool-shaped virtualized desktops can use local storage for live migration between host computers. A personal virtualized desktop can use storage located on a network share. Automated pool-shaped virtual desktop management that uses virtual desktop templates to centrally deploy and manage pool-shaped virtual desktops. Any changes, such as application installation or security updates, are installed on the Virtual Desktop template, and then the pooled virtual desktops are repeatedly installed from the Virtual desktop template.

This article describes how to deploy Microsoft Desktop virtualization in Windows Server 2012, with the following detailed procedures:

One, server (computer) into the domain:

Before you deploy desktop virtualization for Windows Server 2012 installation, first place the server into the domain and select the properties of the computer:

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To change the name of the computer:

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On the System Properties page, select Change:

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Enter the new computer name, and the name of the domain you built, and click OK:

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You are required to enter a domain security certificate, enter a domain administrator account and password to authenticate:

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After the certification, pop-up Welcome to the popup window, as shown in:

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After the domain is completed, you need to restart the computer for it to take effect, and then restart the computer according to the wizard.

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Second, install Remote Desktop Services

In Server Manager, click Add Roles and Features. On the Before you begin page of the Add Roles and Features Wizard, click Next. On the Select Installation Type page, click Remote Desktop Services Scenario-based installation, and then click Next. Here's how:

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Select the Add Roles feature:

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Default execution Next:

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In choosing a deployment type, for a quick demonstration of the desktop virtualization environment, this operation selects the Quick Launch type, as reference:

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Select a session-based desktop deployment, such as:

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The server-related information is displayed here, and the next step is performed by default:

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If you do not have a domain installed, or if the logged on user is not a local administrator, you may be prompted with the following information in the check compatibility step to complete the installation of the conditions as required:

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This step prompts you to install the relevant role services:

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Select Remote Desktop Services to install:

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Tick the relevant service, install, install the default execution can be completed.

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Third, RemoteApp settings

As a result of the rapid deployment technology, a collection is automatically created in Remote Desktop services, and if it is a standard installation, it will not create a collection and need to be created manually. Here we have a simple set of settings for this fast deployment, and if you are using a standard installation, the steps for setting up a collection and set up a quick deployment are consistent.

Open Server Manager and click Remote Desktop Services on the left side of the window:

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Click Collections. If it is a standard installation, click Tasks, and then click Create Session Collection. If this is a quick deployment, click the Quick Deploy collection, and in the Properties task, click Edit Properties.

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In the Create Session Collection wizard, type a name in the Name box on the naming the collection page, and then click Next:

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On the Specify User Groups page, accept the default selection or add a user group, and then click Next:

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Configure the related settings in the Session Collection page:

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Configure security options and encryption settings, default:

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Configure load balancing settings, and if you are using more than one RD Session Host server, you can use the session throttling column to specify how many sessions are created on each RD Session Host server. To determine how the session priority is established on the server, use the relative permissions column: 650) this.width=650; "Src=" http://s3.51cto.com/wyfs02/M02/54/82/ Wkiom1sfjjdwrxxlaahevcx7xxo886.jpg "style=" Float:none; "title=" 20141208114006319.jpg "alt=" Wkiom1sfjjdwrxxlaahevcx7xxo886.jpg "/>

Configure user-side settings to specify the devices that can be accessed and the resources on the client device:

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In Windows Server 2012, users ' configuration drift is supported, and user profiles and information are stored centrally using a shared, default:

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Iv. Publishing Applications

Remote Desktop Services in Windows Server 2012 enables you to publish and manage resources from a centralized console, such as REMOTEAPP programs, session-based desktops, and virtual desktops. With this new publishing feature, you can view resources that are assigned to end users from a historical perspective, change published resources for any given collection, and edit the properties of published resources. Centralized resource publishing provides end users with an experience that can replace locally installed applications.

This tutorial demonstrates how to publish an application using QQ and Remote Desktop Connection as an example.

Open Server Manager and click Remote Desktop Services on the left side of the window. Click Collections, in the Remote App tab, click Tasks and choose to publish the remote app, such as:

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Confirm the published program, click Publish, in the completion screen will see the successful release, and then click Close:

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Using RD Web access to test a published REMOTEAPP program, Discover QQ and Remote Desktop Connection in the programs list:

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Click to run the QQ program:

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Successfully opened QQ program:

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Windows Server 2012-based Microsoft Desktop Virtualization Practical Tutorial