Remote Desktop Services

RDS (Remote Desktop Services), also the Terminal Services option in the Windows Server 2008 and earlier versions, is one of the most crucial constituents of the Microsoft Windows that permits the user to gain complete control of a computer through remote access or cybernetic machine over the network connection. RDS (Remote Desktop Services) is the implementation of the Microsoft on the thin client, wherein the Windows software and the complete desktop of the computer which is running on RDS (Remote Desktop Services), are made available to a remote client’s device that could support on the RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol). With RDS (Remote Desktop Services), simply the software user interfaces are relocated to the client’s device.

All response from the client’s system is transferred to the server, wherein the software implementation takes its place. This is in disparity to application streaming methods, such as Microsoft App-V, in which the programs are gushed to the client, if demanded.