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We currently have a Windows Server 2012 R2 running remotely. Two, in the future maybe three, people log on. Our MS Office license is Office 365 ProPlus. At this time, users log on through RDS and are presented with their virtual desktop on the terminal server.
Would there be any advantage to changing the server setup to present users with a RemoteApp workspace? We're not currently experiencing any problems. Our primary objectives are security and speed.
Processes in Microsoft 365 for setting up Office apps, redeeming product keys, and activating licenses.
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Hi Joseph,
The security and speed of RemoteApps are mainly related to your network speed and the RDS server.
About the advantage of RemoteApp, you can refer to the article below:
RDS: Choosing between Delivering RemoteApps versus Full Desktops
Regards,
Jiaxing
Hi Joseph,
Do you need further assistance?
Regards,
Jiaxing