Added the New for Windows Server 2008 R2 “What’s for Remote Desktop Services”: Remote Desktop Virtualization Host (RD Virtualization Host) is a new Remote Desktop Services role service included with Windows Server 2008 R2. RD Virtualization Host requires and integrates with the Hyper-V role to provide Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) virtual machines that can be used as personal virtual desktops or virtual desktop pools. 1.0 First release. July 2008 Acknowledgments The Solution Accelerators Management and Infrastructure (SA-MI) team acknowledges – and thanks the people who produced the Infrastructure Planning and Design Guide for Windows Server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Services. The following people were either directly responsible for or made a substantial contribution to the writing, development, and testing of this guide. Contributors: Jude Chosnyk GrandMasters – Joe Coulombe Microsoft – Michael Kaczmarek Microsoft – Maher Microsoft – Reed G. Porter Studio B – Fergus Stewart Microsoft – Melissa Stowe Microsoft – Reviewers: Mahadev Alladi Microsoft – Christa Anderson Microsoft – Alex Balcanquall Microsoft – Daniel H. Brown Microsoft – Charles Denny Microsoft – Max Herrmann Microsoft – Olga Ivanova Microsoft – Michael Kleef Microsoft – Klaas Langhout Microsoft – John Morello Microsoft – Aurora Santiago Microsoft – Tony Soper Microsoft – Tessa Wooley Microsoft – Editors: Laurie Dunham Xtreme Consulting Inc. – Pat Rytkonen Volt Technical Services –
Added the “What’s New for Windows Server 2008 R2 for Remote Desktop Services”: Remote Desktop Virtualization Host (RD Virtualization Host) is a new Remote Desktop Services role service included with Windows Server 2008 R2. RD Virtualization Host requires and integrates with the Hyper-V role to provide Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) virtual machines that can be used as personal virtual desktops or virtual desktop pools. 1.0 First release. July 2008 Acknowledgments The Solution Accelerators – Management and Infrastructure (SA-MI) team acknowledges and thanks the people who produced the Infrastructure Planning and Design Guide for Windows Server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Services. The following people were either directly responsible for or made a substantial contribution to the writing, development, and testing of this guide. Contributors: Jude Chosnyk – GrandMasters Joe Coulombe – Microsoft Michael Kaczmarek – Microsoft Maher – Microsoft Reed G. Porter – Studio B Fergus Stewart – Microsoft Melissa Stowe – Microsoft Reviewers: Mahadev Alladi – Microsoft Christa Anderson – Microsoft Alex Balcanquall – Microsoft Daniel H. Brown – Microsoft Charles Denny – Microsoft Max Herrmann – Microsoft Olga Ivanova – Microsoft Michael Kleef – Microsoft Klaas Langhout – Microsoft John Morello – Microsoft Aurora Santiago – Microsoft Tony Soper – Microsoft Tessa Wooley – Microsoft Editors: Laurie Dunham – Xtreme Consulting Inc. Pat Rytkonen – Volt Technical Services