Ahhh, you mean Remote Desktop Services (RDS) then. Lots of RDS, lots of Terminal Services and lots of Citrix XenApp in use around the world. Depending on your server’s CPU and RAM usage, any of the three make excellent candidates for virtualization. Google “Project Virtual Reality Check”.
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