2. IT EmployeesCustomersBusiness Partners DevicesApps UsersData

3. Centralize and secure management of desktops and applications Modernize your aging RDS architecture with Azure Deliver LOB apps to branch offices worldwide Meet seasonal /temporary needs Test and deploy apps quickly without any HW costs Scenarios

4. On-premises In cloud Remote Desktop Session Host deployed on cloud infrastructure services Customizable with minimum capital expenditure Session-based computing in the Cloud Session-based desktops and RemoteApp Cost-effective, easy to manage Session-based computing Access to pooled or personal Virtual Desktops running Windows Client OS High performance, app compatibility Virtual Desktop Infrastructure User Windows Server session- based applications delivered from the Azure Cloud Turnkey solution; scale without large CAPEX Cloud-based Applications

5. On-premises In cloud Remote Desktop Session Host deployed on cloud infrastructure services Customizable with minimum capital expenditure Session-based computing in the Cloud Session-based desktops and RemoteApp Cost-effective, easy to manage Session-based computing Access to pooled or personal Virtual Desktops running Windows Client OS High performance, app compatibility Virtual Desktop Infrastructure User Windows Server session- based applications delivered from the Azure Cloud Turnkey solution, scale without large CAPEX Cloud-based Applications Reduce upfront hardware investment Reduce management complexity Move CAPEX to OPEX Simplify upgrades Azure RemoteApp is your Windows application anywhere, on any device Provide geo availability Run Windows apps on any device Provide same app performance regardless of OS Centralize and secure your corporate apps and data Bring your apps to the cloud as is:

6. Cloud-based applications enhances collaboration between groups Centralized storage enables data accessibility from anywhere and on any device Centralized storage provides security for customer data Lifting apps to the cloud

7. Persistent user data (50GB per user) Authentication RDP On-premises network Sync User Elastic runtime Custom template image maintained via Azure Portal IronCAD COMPOSE Azure Active Directory Domain Joined Azure RemoteApp Windows Server Active Directory VPN Back-office systems for centralized procurement and pricing

9. 1. Select image2. Create deployment 3. Publish apps 4. Assign users5. Utilize, evaluate, and consume 6. Update and upload image

10. https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn448591.aspx

11. http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/remoteapp-create-custom-image

31. 1. Select image2. Create deployment 3. Publish apps 4. Assign users5. Utilize, evaluate, and consume 6. Update and upload image

32. Persistent user data (50GB per user) Identity options Authentication RDP DirSync (optional) User Elastic runtime Prebuilt template image automatically maintained Published apps Azure Active Directory Azure RemoteAp p Microsoft account On-premises network Windows Server Active Directory

33. Persistent user data (50GB per user) Identity options Authentication RDP Sync User Elastic runtime Custom template image Maintained via Azure Portal Corporate apps Azure Active Directory Azure RemoteAp p On-premises network Subject to IT policy via GP, System Center, or other enterprise management tools ExpressRoute Domain joined Windows Server Active Directory Corporate apps

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37. 1. Select image2. Create deployment 3. Publish apps 4. Assign users5. Utilize, evaluate, and consume 6. Update and upload image

38. What identity to grant access Where is data Azure RemoteApp Licensing plan App compatibility

39. Application Compatibility Best Practices for Remote Desktop Services http://azure.microsoft.com/en- us/documentation/articles/remote app-appreqs/ http://msdn.microsoft.com/en- us/library/windows/desktop/hh74 9939.aspx

40. Yes On QuickBooks Database Server in Company File (*.qbb) On private (Intranet) network using standard windows networking

41. “Is App-V supported?” = YES! App-V is only supported on domain joined deployments of Azure RemoteApp Types of App-V deployment configuration: Configuration optionsPositiveNegative Delivery method Streaming (on demand) App is always the latest and freshFirst time latency MountedFastest, app is already present on the VMBloat – takes up image space (127gb limit) App location storage Shared ContentApp runs in memory of Azure RemoteApp instance Eats memory and good connection to streaming (file) server where the app resides Disk (Cached) Fast execution App not dependent on availability of Content Source Bloat – takes up image space (127gb limit) Targeting UserRequires full standalone App-V infrastructure Global (machine)Pre-publish or target using Publishing server  Need to update your Azure image if you want to update the app. (huge)  Takes up space on image

43. 1. Select image2. Create deployment 3. Publish apps 4. Assign users5. Utilize, evaluate, and consume 6. Update and upload image

44. Supported authentication methods User accounts Azure Remote Deployment methods Non-domain joinedDomain joined Microsoft account Azure Active Directory (AAD) AAD cloud only AD Connect with password sync AD Connect without password sync AD Connect with ADFS Third Party Azure supported identity providers (example Ping) Multi-factor authentication

45. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/3d6c4fd1-c981-4c57-9402-59fe31b11883

46. https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/azure/dn249466.aspx Microsoft Intune Azure Rights Management Manage and protect corporate apps and data on almost any device with MDM and MAM Encryption, identity, and authorization policies to secure corporate files and email across phones, tablets, and PCs Log on with username and password Windows MFA challenge User responds to challenge from device

49. 1. Select image2. Create deployment 3. Publish apps 4. Assign users5. Utilize, evaluate, and consume 6. Update and upload image

50. Windows Embedded

53. Express Route / VPN Azure RemoteApp instances

54. Three non-active states 1. Idle input logoff Disconnected after 4 hour of no input 2. Disconnected Logoff Local session logged off after 4 hours of inactivity 3. Logged off No local session Understanding client session states

55. Default setting in ARA Local device to RemoteApp session WindowsiOSAndroidWindows Mobile Mac Clipboard (copy/paste) Audio Drive redirection USB Printer Serial Ports Com ports Plug and Play Smart Cards Drive redirection and USB can be turned on via Powershell. http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/remoteapp-redirection/ http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/remoteapp-tutorial-arawithpowershell/

57. Azure application usage with RemoteApp 2 13 Per user By app service

58. Eric@contoso.com Auditing changes to your Azure RemoteApp collection using Azure Operations Logs

59. Change Settings>RemoteApp

61. 1. Select image2. Create deployment 3. Publish apps 4. Assign users5. Utilize, evaluate, and consume 6. Update and upload image

62. To "update," you replace an existing collection image with a new one Steps 1. Modify existing image and import/upload 2. Click “Update” option at bottom 3. Select Image 4. Set User Options Considerations You can only update one collection at a time The more users, the longer the update will take Estimate 15 minutes per 10 users

63. Basic Standard PremiumPremium + Target user Task worker Information worker Information Workers/Engineers Application types Lightweight LOB / data entry applications Productivity applications Productivity applications with large dataset Engineering applications Starting price (user/month) $10 $15$20$25 Hours included in starting price (month) 40 Hourly overage rate (Hour) $0.175 $0.20$0.30$0.45 Cap price/ Unlimited price (user/month) $17 $23$32$43 Office Existing Office 365 ProPlus customers can use one of their installs with Azure RemoteApp at no extra cost.

69. Priced per user/per month No additional Windows Server or RDS licenses needed Compute, Ingress\Egress and storage costs included Differentiated based on performance Plan types for users can be changed any point in time Four tiers Light weight applications (e.g. data entry, expense reporting) Basic Productivity applications (e.g. Microsoft Office) Standard Productivity applications with large datasets Premium Engineering applications Premium+

70. Hours of use Low starting price at $10 per user per month, pay no more than $17 Unlimited use pricing available at $17 per user per month Price ($) Hourly overage charge from 40 hours to 80 hours. 80 $0.175/hour Above 80 hours, pay no more than $17 $17 Starting price includes 40 hours/month 400 $10 Basic $10 $17 $10 + (80hrs-40hrs) * $0.175 $17

71. Preview MAY 2014 GA DEC 2014 Future OCT 2015

73. remoteappdemo.onmicrosoft.com

74. Yes On QuickBooks Database Server in Company File (*.qbb) On private (Intranet) network using standard windows networking

75. Supported on Windows Server 2012 (Link)Link Three deployment options of Quickbooks; Central server, peer-to-peer, Remote Desktop Services Fact: All three require the company file to be located on same workstation as QuickBooks Database Manager server (QuickBooks deployment guide)QuickBooks deployment guide

78. Discussion Forum Feedback forum Documentation Weekly “Ask the Experts”

80. http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/remoteapp-create-custom-image 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

81. You can only publish apps that are on the selected image Custom apps require a custom image Differences between Microsoft Images vs custom images Submit feature requests for Microsoft images on Feedback site What is in the RemoteApp template images? Capabilities Microsof t images Custom Allowed to make changes Preconfigured and optimized Allows custom apps Admin access Microsoft managed MS Images

82. Using Office in Azure RemoteApp Only way to use Office in RemoteApp is to have an “O365 ProPlus” plan which supports Shared Computer Activation (SCA) Note: All E3 or E4 O365 subscription include “Office 365 ProPlus” http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office-365-plan- options.aspx

85. On private (Intranet) network using standard windows networking

91. Priced per user/per month No additional Windows Server or RDS licenses needed Compute, Ingress\Egress, and storage costs included Differentiated based on performance Plan types for users can be changed any point in time Two tiers: basic and standard Designed for lightweight applications (e.g. data entry, web browsing) Basic Designed for knowledge workers or information workers to use productivity applications, such as Microsoft Office Standard

92. BasicStandard Target user Task workerInformation worker Application types Lightweight LOB/data entry applications Productivity applications Example apps Simple web apps, web browsing Office Starting price (user/month)$10$15 Hours included in starting price (month) 40 Hourly overage rate (Hour)$0.175$0.20 Cap price (user/month)*$17 $23 (Office price is not included) MS Office price is not included in the above price points. Prices listed above are for each user accessing one App Collection. Rounded off to nearest integer; might vary depending on your currency. What is an app collection? RemoteApp template image that contains the applications or programs shared by a set of users.

93. Hours of use Flexible pricing model allowing you to pay less when you use less. Starting prices as low as $10 per user/per month, pro-rated daily. Price ($) Hourly overage charge from 40 hours to 80 hours. 80 $0.175/hour Price capped at 80 hours. Usage is unlimited past 80 hours. $17 Fixed starting price up to 40 hours of use. 400 $10 Basic $10 $14 $10 + (65hrs-40hrs) * $0.175

94. Hours of use Flexible pricing model allowing you to pay less when you use less. Starting prices as low as $15 per user/per month, pro-rated daily. Price ($) Price capped at 80 hours. Usage is unlimited past 80 hours. $23 Fixed starting price up to 40 hours of use. 400 $15 Standard $15 $23 $15 + (80hrs-40hrs) * $0.20 $15 + ((80hrs-40hrs) * 0.20 = Fixed Capped Price $23 Hourly overage charge from 40 hours to 80 hours. 80 $0.20/hour