Office + RDS + Citrix + Licensing = Confused
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@dashrender said in Office + RDS + Citrix + Licensing = Confused:
@brianlittlejohn said in Office + RDS + Citrix + Licensing = Confused:
It has to include Office 365 Pro applications to support RDS, I believe.
As for as I know - all O365 plans that include local install Office are Office Pro.
Business Premium is what I use for the majority of my users, It includes local install of the office programs, but their accounts will not activate on RDS. I have to use E3 for my few remote users.
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@brianlittlejohn said in Office + RDS + Citrix + Licensing = Confused:
@dashrender said in Office + RDS + Citrix + Licensing = Confused:
@brianlittlejohn said in Office + RDS + Citrix + Licensing = Confused:
It has to include Office 365 Pro applications to support RDS, I believe.
As for as I know - all O365 plans that include local install Office are Office Pro.
Business Premium is what I use for the majority of my users, It includes local install of the office programs, but their accounts will not activate on RDS. I have to use E3 for my few remote users.
Interesting, on the website, the included apps are the same.
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@dashrender Yep, All the apps are the same, the only difference I can tell is it doesn't include the RDS stuff.
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@dashrender said in Office + RDS + Citrix + Licensing = Confused:
Interesting, on the website, the included apps are the same.
They include the same apps but some of the rights are different:-
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@hobbit666 said in Office + RDS + Citrix + Licensing = Confused:
@dashrender said in Office + RDS + Citrix + Licensing = Confused:
Interesting, on the website, the included apps are the same.
They include the same apps but some of the rights are different:-
RDS isn't virtualization though - at least I don't think it is.
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@dashrender said in Office + RDS + Citrix + Licensing = Confused:
@hobbit666 said in Office + RDS + Citrix + Licensing = Confused:
@dashrender said in Office + RDS + Citrix + Licensing = Confused:
Interesting, on the website, the included apps are the same.
They include the same apps but some of the rights are different:-
RDS isn't virtualization though - at least I don't think it is.
This is how Microsoft describe it in this context, including which plans it's available on:
