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TSAdmin Replacement For Server 2012, 2016, and 2019

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TSAdmin on Server 2012Over the past 7 years, I have had the privilege of talking to server based computing admins worldwide, discovering the key pain points they must overcome when taking care of their day-to-day management tasks, especially if they manage Remote Desktop Services deployments.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, the loss of TSAdmin featured prominently in these discussions. But, more on that in a moment.

The result of these discussions? Remote Desktop Commander. This next step in the evolution of our Remote Desktop Services solution set was developed in direct response to the specific pain points I heard articulated time and time again by RDS admins.

No More TSAdmin in Windows Server 2012

Without a doubt, one of the biggest issues Windows server admins have been dealing with as they migrate from Server 2008 RDS deployments to RDS on Server 2012, 2016, and 2019 is the lack of a simple and powerful RDP management tool. Specifically, a tool that handles some of the most common terminal server user session and process management tasks they need to perform on terminal servers and session hosts in their RDS collections. This issue first came to light with the release of Windows Server 2012, as the former TSAdmin (Remote Desktop Services Manager) utility was orphaned by Microsoft. Terminal Server session management tasks were, in the opinion of many, very poorly integrated into the Remote Desktop Services Manager (RDSM) in the Server Manager program. Moreover, if your RDS collections are more than a few dozen session hosts in size, the Remote Desktop Services Manager can hang and simply will not scale properly.

Remote Desktop Commander replaces TSAdmin on Server 2012
Managing Server 2012 User Sessions with Remote Desktop Commander

With many admins still not comfortable using PowerShell scripting to do Remote Desktop Services and Windows Virtual Desktop management tasks, the situation has become untenable.

As a result, some admins turned to our free Remote Desktop Admin Toolkit, which was a collection of basic tools that could do limited user session and process management tasks. However, none of these tools were integrated with each other, and their feature set was rather limited.

A Free TSAdmin Replacement for Remote Desktop Services Deployments

As a result, we built an integrated, easy-to-use, and powerful terminal server management utility: Remote Desktop Commander Lite.

Viewing Process Memory Consumption By User on Server 2012
Viewing Process Memory Consumption by User on Server 2012

The Remote Desktop Services Manager features for Windows Server 2012/2016/2019 that ship with RDPSoft’s Remote Desktop Commander are too numerous to list. Therefore, rather than us “bullet point” you to death, take a look at our video introduction to Remote Desktop Commander on YouTube demonstrating the intuitiveness and power of this utility.

One of the most interesting things you will see in this video is how Remote Desktop Commander can intelligently group related fields, in order to show you things like total memory consumed by user, by server, or RDP bandwidth, for instance. There are also features we provide that were never present in TSAdmin, such as the ability to review RDP latency and connection quality for multiple user sessions at once.

Running Windows Virtual Desktop in Azure?  No problem.  All of our solutions, including Remote Desktop Commander, also work well inside Windows Virtual Desktop environments.  In fact, you can publish our tools as a WVD RemoteApp and use it to manage your WVD host pools from anywhere!

Which Edition of Remote Desktop Commander Do You Need?

Because we know that all of our customers may not need a comprehensive monitoring and reporting solution for their RDS, WVD, and Citrix farms at this time, we now offer several different classes of license:

Viewing Server 2012 session process memory consumption, grouped by heaviest memory consumers.
Viewing Server 2012 session process memory consumption, grouped by heaviest memory consumers.

Remote Desktop Commander Lite – completely free for all RDS, WVD and Citrix farm admins – and it provides you with the ‘TSAdmin like’ session management features you need for day-to-day administration of your Remote Desktop Services, WVD, and Citrix server farms.

Premium Management Features for Remote Desktop Commander Lite – adds a powerful feature superset to Remote Desktop Commander, and overcomes some of the shortcomings in Microsoft’s shadowing technology, giving you a very powerful RMM tool designed specifically for support Remote Desktop user sessions and Remote App sessions. Additionally, it allows you to delegate specific RDS and WVD management tasks to help desk staff across your RDS collections and WVD hostpools without making them admins, which is not available in Microsoft’s Remote Desktop Services Manager.  It also solves shadowing issues in Citrix, such as the requirement to obtain consent before shadowing, and Citrix Director’s dependence on Remote Assistance.  Best of all, it only costs $99.99 per help desk technician or admin per year, which is much less expensive than typical RMM tools.

Remote Desktop Commander Suite – which only costs $9.99 per monitored RDS, WVD, or Citrix host per month – gives you TSAdmin replacement management capabilities outlined above, but also includes:

  • Our Remote Desktop Reporter utility for historical session user activity, RDS, WVD, and Citrix performance monitoring and reporting, license reporting, connection quality/RDP latency reporting, RDP security (login and login failure) tracking, and session recording
  • SPL Tracker, which helps MSPs and others automate the chore of Microsoft SPLA and Citrix CSP license reporting

Free Remote Desktop Commander Software

What makes the most sense for you? Remote Desktop Commander Lite, our Premium Management Features overlay, the Remote Desktop Commander Suite, or Remote Desktop Canary?  Visit our Complete Monitoring and Management Bundle page to learn more about each product as well as licensing options.

Citrix Shadowing Without Notification

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While most of our customer base runs Microsoft Remote Desktop Services and Windows Virtual Desktop, we have a substantial subset of customers who use our tools to manage their Citrix environments. Most of our Citrix customers use our Remote Desktop Commander Suite solution to gain valuable insights about Citrix host performance and user activity monitoring, without spending lots of extra money on higher Citrix licensing tiers, and/or the Citrix Analytics service. When you consider that our Remote Desktop Commander Suite solution often runs less than $0.70 per user per month to implement, it is a “no brainer” in terms of cost savings.

Over the past year, we’ve gotten lots of great feedback from our RDS and WVD customers who have adopted our Premium Management Features overlay to provide delegation of administration to help desk staff, as well as offer improved shadowing, remote assistance, and live monitoring capabilities to admins, support staff, and managers. During this time, we heard from some of our Citrix customers that needed these same sorts of capabilities.

Citrix Shadowing Limitations

The first question we pondered was “why are Citrix customers asking us for this?” Citrix touts its solution as an extremely robust end user computing platform that greatly exceeds what comes out of the box with RDS or WVD. And certainly shadowing and delegation of administration is something that is provided by Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops as well as their cloud-based offerings.

Well, we talked at length with our Citrix customers and learned of several shortcomings in the way they implemented shadowing in their more recent product versions. As a result, we made a few tweaks to our Premium Management Features overlay to make it completely compatible with Citrix environments, as well as RDS and WVD. Here is a list those shortcomings and how our Premium Management Features product overcomes it.

Citrix Shadowing Depends On Remote Assistance Being Installed On the Help Desk Technician’s Computer, Among Other Things…

To start shadowing a Citrix session, you log into Citrix Director, find the user’s session, and press “Shadow.” Citrix Director generates a Microsoft Remote Assistance file (invite.msrcincident), which you must load into the Microsoft Remote Assistance client (MSRA.exe) to start shadowing.

You better have the Microsoft Remote Assistance feature installed AND line of sight to your Citrix servers if you want to shadow sessions.

While MSRA.exe is already installed on most client operating systems like Windows 10, it is not installed by default on server operating systems like Server 2012, Server 2016, and Server 2019. If it is not installed already, a help desk technician will simply download a file they can do nothing with until the Microsoft Remote Assistance feature has been installed. On top of that, you better hope that your help desk technician’s PC that is running MSRA.exe has line of sight to the Citrix host with the target session to be shadowed. Otherwise, shadowing will not work, because the Remote Assistance ports are selected dynamically from a range, and there is no facility (unlike with modern STUN/TURN/ICE protocols) to wiggle a way through your firewall to connect to the Citrix server.

Our Premium Management Features solution, on the other hand, has zero dependencies on the Microsoft Remote Assistance client. In the Remote Desktop Commander Client with Premium Management Features enabled, the help desk technician simply selects the user session – or sessions plural, because our software can shadow multiple user sessions at once – and then starts the shadowing process. Nothing else is required – the help desk tech is taken directly into the user session. Watch this video to see how easy it is:

Because of this, our Remote Desktop Commander Client can be published as a seamless application, and help desk technicians can now support end users from ANYWHERE, even if they do not have line of sight access to the Citrix hosts running the user sessions, since our client will be running as an app on your servers in the Citrix environment.

Citrix Shadowing Requires User Consent

Currently, there is no way in Citrix to natively shadow a Citrix user’s session without obtaining consent through Microsoft Remote Assistance first. Citrix’s own KB article spells this out. This is a major problem, as there are numerous use cases where consent before shadowing is not desirable. As an example:

  • Some highly regulated industries require that user activity be observable at any time by supervisors and managers to ensure compliance.
  • Other industries require that managers have the ability to review worker activity at any time to ensure customer satisfaction.
  • Educational institutions may need to have the ability to observe and monitor student activity to ensure compliance with policies or to aid in teaching.

Our Premium Management Features solution, with its new Citrix Management Delegation Wizard, allows administrators to set shadowing policies on Citrix hosts so that consent is not required when shadowing a session, and then specifically control which users/managers have the right to perform a shadowing action. Furthermore, our software’s user interface allows help desk technicians and managers to monitor and observe multiple user sessions at the same time with our special “Mini View Dock.”

Use the Management Delegation Wizard to adjust permissions and shadowing policies on all of your RDS, WVD, or Citrix hosts.

Citrix Shadowing and Management Delegation

Admittedly, Citrix has much better management delegation capabilities when compared with RDS or WVD. Still, there are some challenges. Unless you are a customer at one of the highest licensing tiers, you will probably have to choose a preset delegation level. For shadowing, this would typically be the Help Desk Administrator role. Unfortunately, this role also gives extremely powerful rights to those users, such as being able to terminate processes, place servers in a delivery group into maintenance, and also perform power operations.

The built in Help Desk Administrator role offers a lot of power, perhaps too much power…

Our Premium Management Features solutions simplifies this considerably, allowing you to delegate out specific granular management and shadowing tasks to your users, without making them admins on those hosts or giving them rights that could lead to them accidentally taking a server offline. Common management tasks such as shadowing, logging users off, disconnecting users, and messaging users can be assigned to specific users or groups in Active Directory. Then, they only have the rights to perform those specific tasks as required.

Citrix Management Delegation Wizard

What Are You Waiting For? At Only $99.99 Per Named Admin, Help Desk, or Manager User Per Year, Our Premium Management Features Solution is a Bargain!

Click here to learn more about the Premium Management Features overlay for Remote Desktop Commander.

Click here to start an annual subscription on a named admin/help desk/manager user basis.

Click here to request a quote or start a dialogue with our sales team.

RDPwned: A Guide To Securing Microsoft Remote Desktop Services

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Greetings, friends and loyal customers! After over a year of research, my new book on how to secure your RDS environments has finally been published.

RDPwned - A Guide to Securing Microsoft Remote Desktop Services
Click here to purchase the Amazon Kindle edition for only $9.99 USD

Given how many of you are standing up new Remote Desktop Services deployments or expanding existing ones right now to facilitate teleworking during the COVID-19 outbreak, it’s imperative that you get serious about RDS security. Hackers and APT (Advanced Persistent Threat) teams know that businesses around the world are “opening up their doors wide” to facilitate remote working at the moment, and they may come knocking at yours soon. Don’t unwittingly let them in.

My book first walks you through how attackers find your RDS deployments, using normal search engines and device fingerprinting search engines like Shodan. Then I show you the tools hackers use to break into your environment, by performing dictionary attacks, man-in-the-middle compromises, or client-side credential stealing. Next, I illustrate some of the most common techniques and scripts they will use to escalate their privileges from a lowly standard user all the way up to local admin and domain admin, and how they are able to deploy and run these scripts and malware on your servers. Finally, I discuss the major types of defenses you can deploy to reduce the likelihood of being attacked, and how to mitigate the damage if you are.

As a way of saying thanks to all users of RDPSoft software who wish to purchase this book, we’ve crafted a special promotion. All individuals and companies that purchase a copy of my new book – just $9.99 on Amazon Kindle – through the end of May 2020 are also entitled to 1 server license of our Remote Desktop Commander Suite software for a month. What can you do with a license of our Remote Desktop Commander Suite for a month? Here are a few ideas:

All you need to do to claim your 1 server, 1 month Remote Desktop Commander Suite license is to email inquiries [at] rdpsoft [dot] com with a screenshot of your Amazon Kindle purchase receipt.

Remote Desktop Commander v4.8 Now Available!

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Greetings friends and current Remote Desktop Commander customers!  We’ve just released Version 4.8 of the Remote Desktop Commander Suite.  This new version offers:

  • additional features for Windows Virtual Desktop management and monitoring;
  • the ability to both live monitor and report on the new User Input Delay counter found on Windows Server 2019 and Windows 10;
  • and numerous other product enhancements;

We’re also excited to announce a new promotion for WVD deployments and for customers who want to purchase multiple products before the end of this year!

In this RDPSoft E-Newsletter:

New WVD Features Available in Remote Desktop Commander Lite, Remote Desktop Commander Suite, and our Premium Management Features Solutions

User Input Delay Counter Tracking and Reporting on Windows Server 2019 and Windows 10

Other Product Enhancements in Version 4.8

Start a Free Trial Of Our New RDS Synthetic Monitoring Tool, Remote Desktop Canary

New Promotions

Version 4.8 Upgrade, Purchase, and Demo Links

New Windows Virtual Desktop Features Now Available in Version 4.8:

–Direct Querying of the WVD Broker To Import and Automatically List Hosts and Host Pools
–Internal (Within Azure VNet) and External (Outside Azure) Management Options
–Delegation of Administration For Your WVD Support Technicians

Import Hosts and Host Pools Automatically Inside Remote Desktop Commander Using the WVD Broker

Manage Windows Virtual Desktop hosts just like your on-premises Remote Desktop Services environment with Remote Desktop Commander Lite

In previous versions of Remote Desktop Commander, if you wanted to manage WVD hosts, you had to create a Computer Group first and then import your hosts from your Active Directory domain. No longer – now you only need to launch a simple dialog, enter in your tenant name and WVD admin credentials, and choose the WVD Management Mode (Internal/External) you want to use. Remote Desktop Commander will then dynamically query the WVD brokers to auto-generate all your host pools and associated hosts in the left hand tree view for you! But wait, there’s more:

Dual WVD Management Modes – Internal and External

Choose the management mode you want to use with WVD, based on whether you have installed our solution inside or outside of Azure.

When you set up a link to the WVD Broker above, you specify whether or not you want Remote Desktop Commander Lite to operate in Internal or External WVD Management Mode.

Internal Mode gives you the most feature-rich Windows Virtual Desktop management experience. In this scenario, you have installed Remote Desktop Commander Lite on a VM inside the Azure VNet hosting your WVD host pools, as a WVD RemoteApp or on a management VM you will access securely via Azure Bastion. This mode gives you all of the legacy, on-premises Remote Desktop Services management features, including the ability to shadow sessions and provide remote assistance with our Premium Management Features license, query performance counters related to user experience and connection quality, RDP via admin sessions into WVD hosts to do other management tasks, etc, etc.

External Mode gives you a less-feature rich WVD management experience, but does not require Remote Desktop Commander Lite to be deployed inside the Azure VNet with your hosts. You can install it on your own local computer, and still do basic session management tasks like logging off, disconnecting, and messaging users.

Similarly, you can import your hosts from host pools directly into the Remote Desktop Commander Suite’s Add/Manage Servers area, which makes adding in your WVD session hosts for monitoring a snap.

Import hosts for monitoring directly from the Windows Virtual Desktop Broker URL in the Remote Desktop Commander Suite

Delegate Out Windows Virtual Desktop Management Tasks To Support Desk Staff Using the New WVD Management Delegation Wizard in our Premium Management Features Solution

Earlier this year, we introduced our new Premium Management Features solution that fixed and greatly improved shadowing in Windows Server 2012/2016/2019 Remote Desktop Services deployments, as well as providing RDS delegation of administration features to support desk staff without making them admins on session hosts.

In Version 4.8, we’ve expanded our Premium Management Features solution to include a delegation of administration wizard for WVD. Now you can delegate rights – including shadowing – to support team members who need to manage your WVD deployment. Yes, that’s right, with our Premium Management Features tool, you can shadow Windows Virtual Desktop sessions without difficulty, and you can limit what your support desk technicians can do on your WVD hosts! All of this functionality only costs $99.99 USD per named admin/help desk user per year, so sign up today!

The WVD Management Delegation Wizard allows you to unify management permissions across all hosts in your WVD host pools, plus allows you to assign specific WVD access rights like “RDS Reader” and “RDS Contributor” to one or more users. It also allows you to set shadowing policies on each host.

Windows Virtual Desktop Management Delegation
Clone WVD management permissions across WVD hosts and host pools. Assign specific rights to users in the WVD tenant.
Unify Management Permissions on Windows Virtual Desktop Hosts
Select the WVD hosts and host pools you wish to unify management permissions on.

Get A Handle On User Experience By Monitoring the New User Input Delay Counters Live or Historically on Server 2019 and Windows 10 RDS and WVD User Sessions

Profile User Experience in RDS and WVD with the User Input Delay Counter
Profile user experience in RDS and WVD with the User Input Delay counter

In Windows Server 2019 and Windows 10, Microsoft introduced the new User Input Delay counter. This performance counter tells you how long user input (e.g. keyboard clicks and mouse clicks) sits in the input queue on a RDS or WVD host, until it is received for processing by an application’s message queue. Latency may look fine, but if User Input Delay starts increasing because a session host is under load, that could be a sign that user experience is degrading to the point where you want to add more hosts or increase the VM instance size of your hosts.

You can now profile User Input Delay in real time using our free Remote Desktop Commander Lite client, and if you are a Remote Desktop Commander Suite customer, Version 4.8 includes two new “User Experience” reports that show you how User Input Delay looked over time in their sessions. Remember, in order to use this counter, your RDS or WVD hosts must be running Windows Server 2019 or Windows 10.

User Input Delay Counter Summary Report
Use the Remote Desktop Commander Suite to determine the average User Input Delay for each user across all of their RDS or WVD sessions.
User Input Delay Counter Per Session Report
Zoom in to see how User Input Delay fluctuated in each individual RDS or WVD user session.

Other Product Enhancements in Version 4.8

Version 4.8 of the Remote Desktop Commander Suite has several other product enhancements and fixes, namely:

  • We restored the actual client build number to the live session view in the Remote Desktop Session Navigator and in our Client Software Version reports. This makes it easier to ascertain the precise client levels each user is running.
  • In some cases, the counters that keep track of actual RDP bandwidth transfer cannot be queried properly on Windows Server 2012 and later operating systems. Version 4.8 of the Remote Desktop Commander Suite has a new, more reliable method of tracking RDP bandwidth for the included RDP bandwidth reports.
  • We fixed an issue related to reading performance counters on WVD hosts due to a recent Microsoft WVD agent update that was pushed out to WVD hosts in the last few weeks.

Take a Free Trial of Our New RDS Synthetic Monitoring Tool, Remote Desktop Canary

If you haven’t already heard, we launched a brand new product in November called Remote Desktop Canary.  It’s a powerful RDS synthetic monitoring tool that performs recurring logins into your RDS environments, notifying you immediately if it cannot logon or if a logon process takes too long.  It can record screenshots too of the login sequence so you can troubleshoot login script behavior.

Please click the link above to learn more about it, and if you’d like to start a free, 14-day trial, request one here.

Take Advantage of these Special End Of Year Offers

30% OFF NEW WVD DEPLOYMENTS OF OUR REMOTE DESKTOP COMMANDER SUITE

Want to deploy our Remote Desktop Commander Suite to monitor and manage your WVD infrastructure?  If you sign up for a monthly or annual subscription of the Remote Desktop Commander Suite AND book our White Glove Installation Service by December 31st, 2019, we’ll give you 30% off of your subscription pricing for the first 6 months!*  That’s a lot of savings you can apply to Azure SQL database subscription costs, and you’ll be guaranteed a pristine, optimized installation in your WVD environment.  Click here to request a quote, and in the comments section, type 30OFFWVD.

*Please note that this offer only applies to new Remote Desktop Commander Suite customers deploying our software into WVD in Azure.*

BUY MORE THAN ONE RDPSOFT PRODUCT, AND GET BUNDLED DISCOUNTS

Interested in purchasing more than one of our tools before December 31st, 2019?  Get a great #BundleUp Winter discount on two or more tools purchased together by the end of this year.  Simply request your quote, specify the tools you want, and in the comments section type BUNDLEUP.

Remote Desktop Commander 4.8 Upgrade, Purchase, and Demo Links

If you are an existing Remote Desktop Commander SUITE subscription licensee and/or active maintenance agreement holder, click here to request upgrade instructions.

If you are an existing Remote Desktop Commander Lite or Premium Management Features customer, proceed to the Remote Desktop Commander Lite download page to download Version 4.8 of the client.  Then install it over your previous version.

If you’d like to learn more about the Remote Desktop Commander Suite, including its feature set and how to start a subscription for only $9.99 per server per month, click here.

Click here to learn more about the new Premium Management Features extension for the Remote Desktop Commander Client, and click here for a feature comparison between the Premium Management Features extension and the full Remote Desktop Commander Suite.

Request a web demo with an RDPSoft solutions expert to see all our solutions’ features in depth.

Remote Desktop Commander Lite for Windows Virtual Desktop Preview Release Now Available

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New Features Include:
– Direct Querying of the WVD Broker For Automatic Host Pool and Host Listing
–Internal (Azure VNet) and External (Outside Azure) Management Options
–Live Profiling of User Experience With the New User Input Delay Counter

Hello everyone! Andy here with some exciting news. Actually, lots of exciting news. First: Microsoft just made us an Official Windows Virtual Desktop Partner! We’re thrilled to be a part of the WVD rocket ship ride and cannot wait to drive innovation related to monitoring and managing this new app and desktop hosting platform; so please read on…

Secondly, we now have a Preview Release available of our free Remote Desktop Commander Lite Version 4.8, which has some special new features that make managing Windows Virtual Desktop a lot easier. I’ve listed those below, so read through them, keep scrolling to watch a demonstration video and then follow the link to request your download. And by all means, start support tickets with us to request new features and report any bugs.

Windows Virtual Desktop Broker Integration Now Available

Manage Windows Virtual Desktop Hosts Just Like Your On-Premises Remote Desktop Services Environment With Remote Desktop Commander Lite

In previous versions of Remote Desktop Commander, if you wanted to manage WVD hosts, you had to create a Computer Group first and then import your hosts from your Active Directory domain. No longer – now you only need to launch a simple dialog, enter in your tenant name and WVD admin credentials, and choose the WVD Management Mode (Internal/External) you want to use. Remote Desktop Commander will then dynamically query the WVD brokers to auto-generate all your host pools and associated hosts in the left hand tree view for you! But wait, there’s more:

Dual WVD Management Modes – Internal and External

Choose the Management Mode You Want Use With WVD, Based on Whether You Have Installed Our Solution Inside or Outside of Azure.

When you set up a link to the WVD Broker above, you specify whether or not you want Remote Desktop Commander Lite to operate in Internal or External WVD Management Mode.

Internal Mode gives you the most feature-rich Windows Virtual Desktop management experience. In this scenario, you have installed Remote Desktop Commander Lite on a VM inside the Azure VNet hosting your WVD host pools, as a WVD RemoteApp or on a management VM you will access securely via Azure Bastion. This mode gives you all of the legacy, on-premises Remote Desktop Services management features, including the ability to shadow sessions and provide remote assistance with our Premium Management Features license, query performance counters related to user experience and connection quality, RDP via admin sessions into WVD hosts to do other management tasks, etc, etc.

External Mode gives you a less-feature rich WVD management experience, but does not require Remote Desktop Commander Lite to be deployed inside the Azure VNet with your hosts. You can install it on your own local computer, and still do basic session management tasks like logging off, disconnecting, and messaging users.

Get A Handle On User Experience By Monitoring the New User Input Delay Counters Live on Multiple User Sessions at Once

Profile User Experience in RDS and WVD with the User Input Delay Counter
Profile User Experience in RDS and WVD With the User Input Delay Counter

In Windows Server 2019 and Windows 10, Microsoft introduced the new User Input Delay counter. Fundamentally, this performance counter tells you how long user input (e.g. keyboard clicks and mouse clicks) sits in the input queue on a RDS or WVD host, until it is received for processing by an application’s message queue. Latency may look fine, but if User Input Delay starts increasing because a WVD host is under load, that could be a sign that user experience is degrading to the point where you want to add more hosts or increase the VM instance size of your hosts.

WVD Management Demonstration Video and Download Link

Excited? I thought you might be. For more information on all the above, including a tutorial on how to set up this preview release of Remote Desktop Commander Lite in your WVD environment, please watch the following video, and then click the link below to request download instructions.

>> Click here to request download instructions for the Preview Release of Remote Desktop Commander Lite v. 4.8

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