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Personal Virtual Desktops Punch List
Personal Virtual Desktops Punch List
You'll need at least two servers: one for your Remote Desktop Services role, and one
Hyper-V server to host your Windows 7 client VM's.
3) Install the Remote Desktop Services virtualization host on your Hyper-V server
4) Make sure that your Windows 7 client machine has the same fully qualified domain
name in Hyper-V Manager as you named it when you joined the VM to the domain
6) Edit the rdpprotocols.bat file to reflect on which virtualization host the VM is located
on
9) In the Firewall of your Windows 7 VM client, allow the Remote Service Management
through the firewall
10) In the Remote Desktop Connection Manager, run the Personal Desktops Wizard
12) Add your Remote Desktop Server (not the virutalization host) as your application
source by going to Administrative Tools--> Remote Desktop Services--> Remote
Desktop Web Access Configuration
12) Add the user that will be allowed access to that particular VM to the Remote
Desktop Users group in the local policy of that machine.