App-V FAQ: What are the system requirements for App-V?
Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1: What’s in it for Remote Desktop Session Host?
The document Hotfixes and Security Updates included in Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 Service Pack 1 Beta has the complete list of what’s fixed in SP1. RemoteFX might steal the show, however I’m specifically interested in what fixes there are for Terminal Server or Remote Desktop Session Host as it’s now called.
App-V FAQ: What are the current versions of App-V 4.x?
There are currently several versions of App-V 4.x available for deployment, although it is highly recommended that you deploy or migrate to 4.6 SP2. For the full list of available versions and hotfixes for all App-V components see the spread sheet at the end of this post.
Specify a licensing server for Remote Desktop Virtualization Host and RemoteFX with PowerShell
If you’re configuring the Remote Desktop Virtualization Host (RDVH) and RemoteFX roles on a Hyper-V box, you may see the following message and will need to configure a license server:
App-V FAQ: Where can I download App-V?
App-V FAQ: How is App-V licensed?
Microsoft App-V is available in two flavours: for desktops (this includes laptops and virtual desktops – essentially anything that will run Windows XP, Windows Vista or Windows 7) and for Remote Desktop Services (RDS).
App-V FAQ: What is Microsoft Application Virtualization
App-V FAQ: What is Application Virtualisation?
Wikipedia describes application virtualization as: