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The default Windows 10 build version in Microsoft Azure is 1709?.
#Desktop groups windows 10 how to
#Desktop groups windows 10 series
This blog is part of a Citrix Cloud blog series about the different Citrix Cloud Digital Workspaces possibilities. Previous articles that I wrote around the Citrix Cloud, that you might find interesting to read as well:

Microsoft just released latest build 1803 – named under codename Redstone, more on this specific topic later on in the article. So, let’s wait and see what the time will bring. The other rumor still goes that Microsoft will release a different version of Windows 10, which includes some kind of this all in the Desktop OS. So, this means that we still have the opportunity to provide Hosted Shared Desktops in the future, therefore in my opinion, Virtual Desktops, such as Windows 10 can have much better user experience, and applications aligns most of the time better upon a Desktop OS than on a Multi-User server OS. Last week, Microsoft confirmed that Server 2019 would have the Session Host role in place. The role wasn’t available in one of the early preview builds, which increased the rumors even more.



Firstly, everyone thought that the new Windows Server 2019 version didn’t have the Session Host – RDS role anymore. Unfortunately, there isn’t much documentation on the internet on this solution, so I’m happy to fill in that gap for the community!Ĭurrently, rumors were going on EUC market. Citrix currently offers several services to activate and configure Windows 10 VDIs in Azure, but the easiest one to setup is through the Azure Marketplace – purchasing Citrix Virtual Desktops – XenDesktop Essentials. I’ve written a bunch of articles on the new Digital Workspace – or also known as the Future of Work in marketing terms, so to speak… Therefore, never on the XenDesktop – Virtual Desktops Essentials Azure service.
