Windows Server 2019 Remote Desktop Services (RDS) – 50 Device CALs

Client Access Licenses (CALs) for Microsoft Remote Desktop Services 2019 are essential for organizations looking to take advantage of Windows Server’s remote desktop capabilities.
A device CAL allows a single computer to access services, no matter how many users are using it, making it ideal for shared workstations.
In addition, there are user CALs, which are assigned to individuals, and External Connector Licenses (ECLs), designed for a large number of external users.

It is important to note that organizations must purchase a Windows Server CAL for each device or user accessing the server, in addition to the Remote Desktop Services specific CAL.

Security is a priority for Windows Server 2019 RDS Device CAL users, who benefit from a robust and pervasive operating system.
Microsoft has implemented a multi-layered security system that detects and neutralizes digital threats, providing multiple lines of defense.
Even if an attack gets past one barrier, more shields are available, such as intrusion prevention and Windows Defender, which are part of the defensive arsenal along with encryption services and administrative tools for optimal security configuration.

Microsoft Windows Server 2019 Remote Desktop Services, also known as Terminal Server, is an integral component of Windows Server 2019.
Each installed copy of the server software requires a Windows Server 2019 license.

To use Remote Desktop Protocol or Terminal Services on Windows Server 2019, the following licenses are required: – Windows Server 2019 server license– Windows Server 2019 CAL (per user or per device)– Windows Server 2019 Terminal Server CAL (per user or per device)

In addition, a Windows CAL or a Core CAL is required to access the server software, ensuring that each access point is properly licensed and secure.
This licensing structure ensures that organizations can scale their remote desktop operations effectively and in compliance with software regulations.