- CPU
1 Cores - RAM
1GB Memory - DISK
25GB SSD - BANDWIDTH
1TB Bandwidth
recommended
- CPU
2 Cores - RAM
4GB Memory - DISK
80GB SSD - BANDWIDTH
3TB Bandwidth
- CPU
4 Cores - RAM
8GB Memory - DISK
160GB SSD - BANDWIDTH
4TB Bandwidth
Windows Server 2012 and 2016 are purpose built server operating systems from Microsoft. Similar to the desktop counterparts, Windows Server brings familiarity to the data center for Windows administrators with its graphical environment. Windows Server also offers many server-specific features such as Active Directory, IIS, Server Manager, and much more. It is secure out of the box, and includes an advanced firewall for locking down server applications.
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Performance
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Boosters
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Latest versions
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SSD Storage | IIS, MySQL |
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Windows 2012 R2, Windows 2016
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Tier IV Data Center | ASP.NET and .NET Core |
| Private Network | Root administrator access | SiteLock and SSL |
| HTTP/2 protocol | DDoS protection | SAN storage |
For Windows 10, do the following:
1.Select System and then Remote Desktop.
2.Use the slider to enable Remote Desktop.
3.In general, it's best to keep the PC awake and discoverable to facilitate connections.
Click Show settings to go to the power settings for your PC, where you can change
this setting.
If you can see the sign-in screen of the remote PC but you can't sign in, you might not have
been
added to the Remote Desktop Users Group or to any group with administrator rights on the
remote PC.
Ask your system admin to do this for you.
If you want to access your office desktop from outside your company network, your company
must provide
you with a means of remote access. The RD Client currently supports the following:
1.Terminal Server Gateway or Remote Desktop Gateway
2.Remote Desktop Web Access
3.VPN (through iOS built-in VPN options)
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