Overview: Understanding desktop virtualization concepts and benefits.
Types of Desktop Virtualization: Differences between Remote Desktop Services (RDS) and Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI).
Architecture: Components of desktop virtualization including client devices, virtualization servers, and management tools.
Assessment: Evaluating organizational needs and current infrastructure for desktop virtualization.
Design Considerations: Designing a virtualization solution based on scalability, performance, and security requirements.
Capacity Planning: Calculating resource requirements for virtual desktops, including CPU, memory, and storage.
User Access: Configuring user access to virtual desktops through various methods such as Remote Desktop Connection.
Desktop Pools: Managing and maintaining desktop pools, including creating and managing collections of virtual desktops.
Session Management: Monitoring and managing user sessions and virtual desktop usage.
RDS Setup: Installing and configuring Remote Desktop Services, including roles such as RD Web Access, RD Gateway, and RD Session Host.
Session Host Configuration: Configuring RD Session Host servers and session collections.
RemoteApp Programs: Publishing and managing RemoteApp programs for users.
Access Control: Implementing security measures such as multi-factor authentication and access controls for virtual desktops.
Data Protection: Ensuring data security through encryption and secure data storage practices.
Compliance: Meeting regulatory and organizational compliance requirements in virtual desktop environments.
Monitoring Tools: Using tools like Performance Monitor and Resource Monitor to track performance of virtual desktops.
Optimization: Techniques for optimizing performance and resource allocation in VDI and RDS environments.
Troubleshooting: Diagnosing and resolving common issues related to virtual desktops and RDS.
User Experience: Enhancing the user experience by customizing virtual desktops and managing user profiles.
Personalization: Configuring settings to ensure a seamless and personalized experience for end users.
Support and Troubleshooting: Providing support for end users and addressing any issues they encounter with virtual desktops.
PowerShell: Using PowerShell scripts for automating tasks related to virtual desktop management.
System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM): Integrating SCCM for managing and deploying virtual desktops.
Automation Solutions: Implementing automation solutions to streamline virtual desktop deployment and management.
Virtual Desktop Access: Configuring advanced access features such as USB redirection and multi-monitor support.
User State Virtualization: Implementing user state virtualization to manage user profiles and settings.
Hybrid Environments: Integrating on-premises and cloud-based virtual desktop solutions.
