Windows Virtual Desktop for On-Premises scenarios
Windows Virtual Desktop will be available as a Microsoft Azure Service later this year. The idea is great - full Windows Client Desktop with Semi Annual Channel and full Office 365 Support but the most common feedback when I present Windows Virtual desktop to partners and customers is that they want to have this technology On-Premises. So please provide Windows 10 based RDS Host technology for On-Premises Deployments with full Office 365 Support and Semi Annual Channel Release cadence.
Manfred Helber
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Anonymous
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Ask you something else for you too
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Jeff
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Need on-premise Windows Server 2019 RDS DesktopSessions with GPU acceleration to allow Knowledge workers some GPU performance improvements when using browser and other applications that have limited needs but do need some GPU hardware acceleration.
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Chevron
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Greatest
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Michael Luttmer
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Customers decide whether they want to work on premise or in the cloud. Windows Server 2016 is not an alternative, we need a reasonable solution, not all programs run in the cloud at a reasonable cost. Gives us Windows 10 Multi Session version as local installation.
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Steskalj
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I work for a fortune 10 company and we have many areas where we cannot use this. We really need this on-prem.
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Anonymous
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another wote for on Prem on this.
Dou to cloud act we cannot use a US owned cloud (regardless of where the servers are placed) -
Anonymous
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Yes please, The cloud strategy is good but not the solution to all problems.
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Matt Wilkinson
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If its only available in Azure the costs are very hard to budget. Also if your org is invested in Office 365 LTSC Server SKU is a step backwards. Any admin who has to deal with the current short comings of Server 2016 needs an on prem solution as many will have the hardware in place.
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Anonymous
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Please!
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Florian Koch
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Please!
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Anonymous
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We just need it! otherwise MS is killing our current business model.
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Bjoern
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Hello, we are a university with many locations and have been looking forward to Windows Virtual Desktop. Because we could offer such a better service. Unfortunately, we can not go to the cloud for privacy reasons, because here are also research results in our data center. Therefore, we would be pleased if Microsoft would offer the Windows Virtual Desktop solution on-premise.
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Andrew S
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There are so many high security areas that are not ready for the cloud. You should really consider allowing this on-prem
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George Maric
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My customers would embrace this in a heartbeat if it were on premises
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Anonymous
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Needed for several smaller project areas
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AJ
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Need onprem as next replacement of older rds hosts
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Anonymous
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Would be nice 👍
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Anonymous
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Yes we need this on prem. Please reconsider Microsoft
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Georg Hozuner
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I wird linke Töne getragen on premisse
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Anonymous
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Fully agree.
There are so many OnPremise Deployments around.
They will not all be able to move to Azure, therefore OnPremise Support is still neccessary for years......
We are not talking about empty Windows Desktops with Notepad and Paint.
We are talking about a lot of heavy professional applications in Windows with complicated infrastructure connections. As long as the rest of the infrastructure is not able to be migrated into the cloud, the heavy application also needs to stay OnPremise.