- #Windows 2012 r2 remote desktop services failes full#
- #Windows 2012 r2 remote desktop services failes windows 8.1#
Also notice that “Show the session collection in RD Web Access” is now greyed out since it’s no longer a session collection. Rename the collection to something more meaningful than “Full Desktop”.
#Windows 2012 r2 remote desktop services failes full#
In the properties section for the Full Desktop collection click Tasks and then click Edit Properties. You’ll return to Server Manager and you can see the applications that were just published in the RemoteApp programs sections, including basic properties like Alias and Visible in RD Web Access.įinishing the RemoteApp programs collection The applications you selected will be published. On the Confirmation page you can see the UNC path is no longer visible, but is now shown as the actual path. So browse to Notepad.exe using the UNC path and click Open. If I browse to C:\Windows\System32 and select notepad.exe: I selected Calculator, Paint and Wordpad.Īs you can see, Notepad is missing by default.īrowse to \\itwrds04\c$\windows\system32 and select notepad.exe there.
Note that you need to browse to a UNC path, not a local disk on the RD Session Host.
If you want to publish programs that are not in this list use the Add button to browse to the program you want to publish. If you have multiple servers in the collection pay attention to the text I highlighted in the screenshot. Immediately you are presented with a list of available applications. To prepare the lab for RemoteApps I can simply click the Full Desktop session collection and click the “Publish RemoteApp programs” link as shown in this screenshot:ĭoing so will convert the Full Desktop session collection to a RemoteApp programs collection, as mentioned in the remark below the link.Ĭlick the Publish RemoteApp programs link. Perparing for publishing a RemoteApps collectionīy the end of Step 2 in this series I had a Full Desktop session collection fully functioning.
As a reminder, here’s the setup again:Įverything is up & running, so this guide won’t be focusing on building the Remote Desktop Services deployment itself.
#Windows 2012 r2 remote desktop services failes windows 8.1#
I’ll be using the setup I demonstrated in Part 2 – Deploying an advanced setup because this setup was still on my Windows 8.1 Hyper-V setup. Step by Step Windows 2012 R2 Remote Desktop Services – Part 1: Deploying a single server solution Step by Step Windows 2012 R2 Remote Desktop Services – Part 2: Deploying an advanced setup Step by Step Windows 2012 R2 Remote Desktop Services – Part 3: Adding Session Hosts and Load Balancing session collections A step by step guide to build a Windows 2012 R2 Remote Desktop Services deployment.
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