Planning a Windows MultiPoint Server 2012 Deployment

Aplica-se a: Windows MultiPoint Server 2012

MultiPoint Server enables multiple stations to be connected to one computer. Multiple users can then share one computer at the same time. Each station consists of a station hub, monitor, keyboard, and mouse. MultiPoint Server includes the MultiPoint Manager application, which helps you, as an administrative user, to monitor and manage MultiPoint Server stations, and the MultiPoint Dashboard application, which provides day-to-day administrative functionality.

This document addresses factors to be considered when planning to deploy Windows MultiPoint Server 2012. Unless otherwise noted, all references to “MultiPoint Server” in this document refer to both Windows MultiPoint Server 2012 Standard and Windows MultiPoint Server 2012 Premium.

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For additional support, see the Servidor do MultiPoint Help, which can be opened by clicking the Help icon or F1 on any Gerenciador do MultiPoint or MultiPoint Dashboard screen.

In this guide

• Introducing MultiPoint Server

• Common MultiPoint Server Usage Scenarios

• Differences between Product Versions: Standard versus Premium

• How to Buy MultiPoint Server

• MultiPoint Server Stations

• Selecting Hardware for Your MultiPoint Server System

• Hardware Requirements and Performance Recommendations

• MultiPoint Server Site Planning

• Network Considerations and User Accounts

• Storing Files with MultiPoint Server

• Protecting the System Volume with Disk Protection

• Supported Languages

• MultiPoint Server Virtualization Support

• Microsoft RemoteFX

• Application Considerations

• Predeployment Checklist

• Glossary

See also

• Windows MultiPoint Server 2012

• Windows MultiPoint Server Forum