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What is RDVH?
RDVH, also known as Remote Desktop Virtualization Host, is a Microsoft Windows Server feature that allows multiple users to access and use virtual desktops remotely. With RDVH, users can connect to virtual desktops hosted on a Windows Server, accessing their personal desktop environments from any device.
Understanding the Basic Concepts of Virtual Desktops
Virtual desktops, also known as virtualized desktop infrastructure (VDI), aim to provide users with a centralized and flexible desktop computing experience. Instead of having physical desktop computers, virtual desktops are hosted and run on servers, allowing users to access their desktop environments remotely.
The main components of a virtual desktop infrastructure include:
1. Host Server: This is the physical server where multiple virtual desktops are hosted and managed. It has the necessary processing power, memory, and storage resources to accommodate several users simultaneously.
2. Hypervisor: The hypervisor is responsible for virtualizing the resources of the host server and managing the creation, allocation, and execution of virtual desktops. It ensures that multiple users can independently access and utilize their virtual desktop environments without interference.
3. Connection Broker: The connection broker acts as an intermediary between the users and the virtual desktops. It authenticates user credentials, assigns users to their respective virtual desktops, and ensures that each user receives the appropriate desktop environment.
4. Virtual Desktops: These are individual instances of desktop environments running on the host server. Each virtual desktop is isolated from others, providing users with an independent workspace that can be customized to their preferences.
Now, let’s dive deeper into the features and benefits of RDVH, which is a specific implementation of virtual desktop infrastructure provided by Microsoft Windows Server.
Stay tuned for our next blog post, where we will explore the functionalities and advantages of RDVH in detail!
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