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Infrastructure (IaaS)
Everything needed to create and manage cloud infrastructure: virtual machines and clusters, networks, data storage, load balancers.
A flexible and scalable cloud infrastructure: virtual servers, data storage, network virtualization, and many more.
A cloud cluster with full control: customize resources, manage virtualization, and scale according to tasks.
Combining internal physical IT infrastructure with powerful cloud resources.
Servers and Computing
High-performance and highly available VPS/VDS with automatic installation and full root access to the OS. The ordered resources are guaranteed to be reserved for you.
Ready-to-use configurations of physical servers with fast deployment time and component replacement within 24 hours. Internet from 15 TB.
Versatile and scalable virtual server environments designed to grow with your business needs, offering flexible resource allocation.
Networking
A suite of networking services offering enhanced security, scalability, and high resource availability to streamline your cloud ecosystem.
Protecting cloud resources – create access rules and evenly distribute traffic for the stable operation of your applications.
Evenly distributing traffic between virtual servers, ensuring high availability and performance of the cloud infrastructure.
An expansive IP marketplace that provides a robust foundation for business scalability and continuity.
Easily reassignable IP addresses that ensure service continuity and high availability for critical applications.
Cloud Storage
Scalable, flexible, and easily managed object storage. Unlimited volume for various types of data and tasks.
Network storage supports a wide range of protocols, including FTP/SFTP, NFS, CIFS/Samba, iSCSI, SFTP, SSH (SCP), WebDAV, RSYNC.
Containers (K8s)
An orchestration system for automating the deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications
A secure service for storing, managing, and deploying your container images, streamlining your DevOps workflows.
A high-performance, NoSQL database perfect for managing large-scale data in a flexible and efficient manner.
A powerful search and analytics engine designed for high-volume data indexing and real-time querying.
An advanced open-source relational database with a strong reputation for reliability, feature robustness, and performance.
A massively parallel processing (MPP) database platform for large-scale data warehousing and analytics.
The world's most popular open-source database, known for its reliability, simplicity, and speed.
An in-memory data structure store used as a database, cache, and message broker for high-speed data handling.
A distributed streaming platform that enables you to build real-time data pipelines and streaming applications.
A column-oriented database management system optimized for online analytical processing (OLAP).
A community-driven, open-source search and analytics suite used for a broad set of use cases, like real-time application monitoring and log analytics.
Security
Neutralizing DDoS attacks at all OSI levels up to L7 while maintaining the productivity of web resources with Qurator and DDOS Guard.
Fortify your operational continuity with our resilient disaster recovery solutions, ensuring swift recovery and minimal downtime in the face of unforeseen challenges.
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We have a server with a limitation of two simultaneous connections. I saw that this limitation can be removed if the server is configured as a Remote Desktop Services (RDS) host.
How can I set up the server as an RDS host? Is this done during the server installation phase, or does it require configuration after deploying the operating system?
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Answers
Pierre Moreau
Thank you.
Pierre Moreau
Thank you for the clear and understandable answer!
David Johnson
To remove the two-connection limitation, you need to:
1. Add the Remote Desktop Services Role: Use the Server Manager to add the Remote Desktop Services role to your server.
2. Install and Activate the RDS Licensing Server: Through Server Manager, install the Remote Desktop Licensing role and activate the licensing server.
3. Purchase and Add CALs (Client Access Licenses): Acquire the necessary CALs for users or devices and add them to the licensing server to support the required number of connections.
This process ensures that your server can handle more simultaneous Remote Desktop sessions beyond the default administrative limit.
Ella Karlsson
The two-connection limitation is set for administrative purposes and applies to all Windows Servers. To allow more connections, you need to configure the server as an RDS host (also known as a terminal server). This involves installing the Remote Desktop Services role and configuring licensing, typically done after system installation.
For example, on platforms like Azure, this setup is not performed automatically and requires additional steps after creating the virtual machine.