Windows Server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Services User Cal

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The Best Way to Maximize the Use of your Windows Server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Services

You have already bought, installed, and started running your new Windows Server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Services, but you’re not quite getting the improvements in productivity you were expecting? Why is that?

The most obvious reason is that you haven’t provided enough access to your server to your office. Windows Server 2008 R2 is full of great features that can change the whole dynamic of an office, but for it to really be effective, it needs to be fully accessible to everyone.

Windows Server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Services is built on the concept of ultimate collaboration and communication. For those two aspects of your business to be emphasized, you need more User CALs, so that users have the freedom to access the server anywhere and from any device.

With that in hand, they can enjoy one of Microsoft’s most stable servers, full of features that make data safer, collaboration and communication easier, and server management more effective.

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One of the key gifts you can give your employees is, in a word: access. With access to your Windows Server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Services, you give them the chance to work at their optimum level, maximizing their input on all their projects, allowing them to share documents and ideas instantly, and keeping them in contact with all their colleagues. That’s only a taste of the power you offer them with a User CAL for Windows Server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Services. The server provides far more than that, including:

• Complete server experience remotely: As the name of the server suggests, new users will be able to use any device to access Windows Server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Services and enjoy all of its features. That means access to every feature, all their documents, and every program, providing users with the freedom to work as effectively at home, on business trips, and anywhere else as they would in the office.
• Backup for all device data: For users working outside the office, there’s always a fear that data can be lost, either through the device being misplaced or stolen, or it outright breaking or having other technical malfunctions. To minimize these risks, users are able to back up all their data on the server, so no matter what happens to a device, their information is always safe.
• Safer storage: About that safety, Windows Server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Services includes more advanced encryption to make sure the server is not at risk of unauthorized access and data loss.
• More sharing and collaboration: But what are these users really going to do on the server? To begin with, they’re going to collaborate like never before. With SharePoint, teams can create document libraries that allow complete access to all project documents. Wikis and other communication forms can be set up to allow constant updating of project development as well as new discoveries that need to be shared with all parties.
• Better communication and scheduling: Workers can’t survive these days without expert communication. Windows Server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Services gives it to them with Exchange, which provides world-class email as well as the ability to share all their contacts and keep all calendars up to date, so meetings and deadlines are never missed.
• Better server management: You want your server users to enjoy a stable and productive server experience. Windows Server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Services makes that more possible than ever with administrative advances. That includes better power saving with Core Parking, more server virtualization solutions through Hyper-V, faster and more efficient server management through the Active Directory, and more powerful cross server command solutions through PowerShell 2.0.