![]() BTW for test purposed the RDS Gateway and all RDVH roles are all on one single server.Īny other tips and tricks? I’m really trying to convince a client of mine this is the way to go. ![]() ![]() That’s my way I guess of prioritizing the traffic. I also have my firewall setup to guarantee 10Mb of bandwidth to the NAT policy (forwarding TCP443 and UDP3391) I created to the RDS Gateway. I figured the same principles apply to RemoteFX. I found an article that had suggestions to optimize CAD on citrix xenapp. And those are important to us!ĭo you have any guide/suggestions for optimizing applications for WAN? Perhaps any other tricks/tips to optimize on the firewall? Here’s what I’ve done so far. So why not test with Windows 10? Well the OpenGL/CL capabilities are server only. Sale host with Windows 10 Enterprise does not have this issue … Which I hope will be soon! To me it looks like they “just forgot” to activate RemoteFX for server as it look a lot like a Windows Server 2012 R2 VM where one tries to add a RemoteFX card, it just doesn’t work. So we set it all up but unfortunately there is still an issue being worked out at the moment of writing.īut I will help you get started for when it’s fixed. If you want to test it out here’s the Experience guide for Enabling OpenGL Support for vGPU in Server 2016 I think some of our GIS engineers will be very happy with these new capabilities for ESRI Arc GIS, Adobe, AutoCAD, … and many more less well know specialty software they need. So it’s time to upgrade the lab server with a RemoteFX capable GPU to Windows Server 2016 TPv3 and test this. This is really great news and will make Hyper-V a far better candidate for many more scenarios than ever before. But application compatibility was very limiting. I wonder if they can come up with a mechanism to upgrade support if OpenGL for newer versions that are released. Generation 2 support combined with Server support in the virtual machine and OpenGL (ip to 4.4) /OpenCL (up to 1.1) is a breakthrough, let’s hope the versions supported don’t spoil the party. Until now generation 2 virtual machines were no compatible with RemoteFX.This was due to the Generation 2 virtual machines not having an emulated PCI bus, which RemoteFX needs until WIndows Server 2012 R2 and Windows 8.1. Now, I missed this initially but it was announced at Microsoft Ignite 2015 that RemoteFX will support generation 2 virtual machines and it allows us to still benefit form the future of virtual machines without losing RemoteFX. Serverv VM Suppport (very important in our GIS environment actually) Generation 2 VM Support (YES!). ![]() The things that are breaking down the biggest showstoppers are: What are we looking at that’s new for Windows Server 2016? Why? They are talking away many of the last show stoppers for a number of scenarios that are important to the ecosystems I roam around in, when the CxO have a clue that is. For me the abilities they are adding in this release are significant and a break through. Let’s take a look at some of the RemoteFX and vGPU Improvements in Windows Server 2016 Hyper-V. UPDATE 3: RemoteFX works in Windows Server 2016 TPv4 and I’m successfully running OpenGL in a server VM with W2K16Tpv4 and a W2K16TPv4 host! ![]()
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