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Mixing Application and Session Publishing from a Single Remote Desktop Session Host Server
Learn what can be shared in a Remote Desktop Services environment.
John Savill
April 16, 2014
1 Min Read
Q: Can I have a mix of application and desktop publishing in a single Remote Desktop Services collection on Windows Server 2012 R2?
A: No. By design, a collection can:
Publish desktops (session virtualization)
Publish applications
Serve virtual desktops (VDI)
If you need a mix, then you'll need separate collections (which are groups of Remote Desktop Session Hosts or Hyper-V servers for VDI) for each type of service. However, a single connection broker and web portal can be used to publish the services, which gives the end user a single interface to access all the different services.
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