With the technology world turning toward the cloud, containerization, and virtualization, Remote Desktop Services (RDS) have become a key component of business networks. Owing to its popularity and its inclusion in the Windows Server operating system, RDS is the first choice for many businesses when it comes to setting up hosted application and desktop networks. […]
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“After switching to Parallels RAS, the product has matured. RAS is easy to use and end users experienced stable performance. Universal printing works flawlessly.” Muthu Valamarthi Enterprise Architect FleetCorp Turkey FleetCorp chose Parallels Remote Application Server to seamlessly deliver applications to remote users. Parallels Remote Application Server provided an easy and stable user experience that […]
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Godiva Chocolatier “Prior to having Parallels Remote Application Server, we had to update applications on each machine. With Remote Application Server, we can just do an update once and publish it to all users.” Thomas Cauwenberg Godiva Chocolatier Godiva Chocolatier chose Parallels Remote Application Server for a simplified IT management system. Remote Application Server make […]
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RDS Server Remote desktop services (RDS) is an important component of Microsoft Windows Server that enables users to access session-based desktops. Formerly known as terminal services, it was renamed RDS with the release of Windows 2008 R2. With RDS, businesses can publish Windows applications or the entire desktop running RDS to a remote client via […]
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What is a Terminal Server? A terminal server is a server or network device that enables connections to multiple client systems to connect to a LAN network without using a modem or a network interface. Microsoft introduced this concept by releasing terminal services as a part of the Windows Server operating system. Terminal services have […]
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While the IT network segment has been bombarded with new software in recent times, Microsoft Windows Server software still leads the race. According to TechNet, 32.8% of online websites are running on Microsoft Servers. NetCraft also confirms that there was a huge spike in the IIS market share in 2014, where millions of new websites […]
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