New in RDS on Windows 2016
RDS (Remote Desktop Services) architecture
Features and interactions
RDS role and its role services

The RDS (Remote Desktop Services) architecture The
remote desktop services license manager
The Broker service for remote desktop connections
Server installation and its prerequisites

Workshop: Installation and activation of a license server

Local folders, connect local resources
RDP files, Terminal Server profiles
RDC (Remote Desktop Connection) service
Automatic authentication (SSO)
Management tools useful for terminal services
Configuration of WSRM (Windows System Resource Manager)

Workshop: Implementation and configuration of remote connection clients

GPOs related to Remote Desktop Services
Setting of user environments via GPOs Operating
principle of GPO processing by callback loop

Presentation of Web Terminal and TS Gateway
access Remote access to the Terminal Server service and its constraints
The role of connection authorization policies (CAPs)
Installing the TS Gateway functionality
The Remote Desktop Service Gateway role
The Web server Access: Prerequisites, installation and settings

Hyper-V setup
Creation of virtual desktop models
RDS Broker configuration for VDI setup

Workshop: Automated VM deployment on connection to the RDS Broker

Problems encountered
Observation of logs
Different resolution methods
Monitoring of user connections
The necessary tools (performance analyzer, event observer, etc.)

Lab: Using the performance monitor, event viewer, and administration tools to diagnose and troubleshoot remote desktop issues