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Aidan shows how you can speed up and automate the deployment of Azure RemoteApp, Microsoft’s managed Remote Desktop Services farm in the cloud, using PowerShell. He also shares how you can use PowerShell to publish applications in the app collection and assign users access to those applications.
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Microsoft recently announced that Azure RemoteApp can be used with Azure AD Domain Services (still in preview) for domain authentication, without running domain controllers as virtual machines in Azure.
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In this article Aidan Finn discusses the most forgotten aspect of migrating or deploying services into the cloud: Exactly how will the users connect to the services that will be running in Azure?
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Learn how to use a heavily requested preview feature that will allow administrators to publish apps in an Azure RemoteApp collection to selected users.
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Learn how you can upgrade software in a Microsoft Azure RemoteApp app collection in a managed way by replacing the collection’s base image.
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Aidan Finn explains how to deploy a newer and simpler architecture where a RemoteApp collection is created on an Azure VNET.
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Learn if personal session desktops can be used in a pooled configuration.
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One of the points I made in “How Exchange’s Recover Deleted Items option could be improved” is that it would be nice if Exchange could track the folder that an item was deleted from so that the item could be restored there if required. Some said that this wasn’t needed because they never use anything but the Inbox and Sent Items folders.