Hyper-V for virtual desktops
Most of the time, Hyper-V is used to host virtual machines with server operating systems installed. Hyper-V also offers great capabilities to host virtual desktops, but because special licensing is needed, Hyper-V VDI implementations are not seen very often. This topic focuses on using Hyper-V with virtual desktops and its tuning for client operating systems.
Be aware that a VDI deployment is, in most cases, not cheaper than a deployment of remote desktop-session hosts (Terminal Services) but can offer a standardized architecture with a central point of management.
To create a hosting infrastructure for virtual desktops, use the server manager on an existing Windows Server 2012 R2. The Add Roles wizard has a full VDI ...
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