 Christa Anderson Program Manager II Microsoft Corporation  Niraj Agarwala Senior Test Lead Microsoft Corporation ES22

TS Licensing RDP Terminal Server TSV Session BrokerTS Gateway Client TS Web Access The terminal server runs applications locally and displays them on the client computer via display protocol. Each user has a separate session independent of other users.

TS Licensing RDP Terminal Server TSV Session Broker TS Web Access TS Gateway Client The TS Virtualization server hosts the virtual desktops using Hyper-V.

TS Licensing RDP Terminal Server TSV Session Broker TS Web Access TS Gateway Client The TS Web Access server displays remote resources (VDI and TS) in a Web browser.

TS Licensing RDP Terminal Server TSV Session BrokerTS Gateway Client TS Session Broker sends incoming connection requests to the right endpoint, depending on load balancing rules, current connections, and the desired endpoint. The TS Session Broker also runs the publishing service to aggregate the remote resources. TS Web Access

TS Licensing RDP Terminal Server TSV Session BrokerTS Gateway Client The TS Gateway server provides secure remote access to the network from the Internet. TS Web Access

TS Licensing RDP Terminal Server TSV Session BrokerTS Gateway Client The TS Licensing Server manages distribution and tracking of the TSCALs required to access remote resources. TS Web Access

Terminal Server TSV TS Web Access Publishing Service Publishing Service Plug-in Feed Session Broker Win7 Client VM RemoteApp “Workspaces” Windows VistaWindows XP

 Niraj Agarwala Senior Test Lead PHDV

 Niraj Agarwala Senior Test Lead PHDV

18 TS Redirector TSTS Session Broker ClientClient TSVTSV TSVTSV TSVTSV VMVM TSVTSV TSVTSV TSVTSV VMVM Hyper-VHyper-V Hyper-VHyper-V 1.Connect 2.Get Target 4.Return Target 3.Prepare/ Start VM 5.Redirect To VM 6.Connect to VM

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