Windows 2012 RDS Setup
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I’m ready to roll out Remote Desktop Services on a fresh Windows Server 2012 R2 instance so a small team—roughly 6 to 20 staff doing everyday office work—can log in from anywhere. The server is already online; what I need is a complete RDS deployment (Session Host, Licensing, and any other role you consider best-practice) with sensible security hardening and performance tuning for simultaneous daily use.
Once the environment is stable, I’ll provide the installers for our own custom business applications. Your job is to load them, test that they launch correctly for a non-admin user, and leave clear notes on any special configuration they require.
Deliverables (all must be met for sign-off):
• Functional RDS farm on Windows Server 2012 R2, ready for 6–20 concurrent users
• User profile setup and basic Group Policy tweaks that keep things tidy yet flexible
• Installation and verification of my custom applications under standard user accounts
• A short hand-over document covering what was configured, where to add users, and how to reapply settings if we ever move the server
If you know your way around Remote Desktop Services, CAL activation, and locking down 2012 R2, this should be straightforward. Let’s get this running smoothly so my team can log in without a hitch.
Once the environment is stable, I’ll provide the installers for our own custom business applications. Your job is to load them, test that they launch correctly for a non-admin user, and leave clear notes on any special configuration they require.
Deliverables (all must be met for sign-off):
• Functional RDS farm on Windows Server 2012 R2, ready for 6–20 concurrent users
• User profile setup and basic Group Policy tweaks that keep things tidy yet flexible
• Installation and verification of my custom applications under standard user accounts
• A short hand-over document covering what was configured, where to add users, and how to reapply settings if we ever move the server
If you know your way around Remote Desktop Services, CAL activation, and locking down 2012 R2, this should be straightforward. Let’s get this running smoothly so my team can log in without a hitch.