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OS Desktop Network (Thin) Client Server HW Session Host Desktops Virtual Host Desktops WS 2008 R2 Hypervisor RDP

OS Desktop Network (Thin) Client Server HW Session Host Desktops Virtual Host Desktops Hypervisor RD P User can’t be Admin Apps need to work / be supported on server Better Scalability User can’t be Admin Apps need to work / be supported on server Better Scalability User can be admin. Client OS – some apps still not supported Requires more ‘tin’ User can be admin. Client OS – some apps still not supported Requires more ‘tin’

“Security is the primary driver in our deployment of Windows Server 2008 R2 so we can provide access to multiple networks at different security classifications. In particular, Windows Server 2008 Hyper-V and Remote Desktop Services will address the current and on-going aim to provide secure access remotely to segregated networks for all Lancashire Police users, while maintaining their desktop experience. In Lancashire, our ultimate aim is to support frontline policing by giving officers and staff the ICT solutions they need, which in turn means they are able to spend more time delivering a first-class service to our communities rather than sit behind a computer.” Colin Fitzsimons, Senior Systems Engineer, Lancashire Constabulary “Remote Desktop Services in Windows Server 2008 R2 takes the processing load from employees’ computers, ensuring they run faster. This technology will extend the life of our workstations and we’ll save up to £30,000 by not having to replace more than 30 computers. Our business will no longer have to dispose of and replace computers every few years, and this will significantly reduce our carbon footprint.” Joe Bailey, Technical Director, Fabric Technologies

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