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Extending Terminal Services and Hyper-V VDI in Windows 7

Extending Terminal Services and Hyper-V VDI in Windows 7: 0 minutes, 0 seconds

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Come learn about advanced topics in the Windows Graphics remoting architecture (RDP 7).This talk introduces new Windows 7 remoting features, discusses how they are going to be leveraged in Microsoft's Windows 7 client and server products. Finally, this presentation covers how you can integrate well with core remoting infrastructure services to enhance your applications to run from anywhere, so that your applications will be available to end-users when they are on-the-go.

Niraj Agarwala
Christa Anderson

Tags: Advanced, Breakout Session, Windows Server

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JamesvandenBerg

Great and complete breakout Session For VDI and Hyper-V

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