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"In Windows Server 2008 R2 (WS2008R2), Terminal Services (TS) has been expanded and has been renamed to Remote Desktop Services (RDS). The new and enhanced architecture takes advantage of virtualization and makes remote access a very flexible solution with new deployment scenarios.
To realize the capabilities of RDS, it is essential to understand the functions of key architectural components and how they complement one another to process a RDS request. There are many new terms and acronyms to get familiar with in the context of RDS. For the remainder of this post, notice RDS implies the server platform of WS2008R2, while TS implies WS2008.
There are five, main architectural components in RDS, as shown, and all require a RDS licensing server. Each component includes a set of features designed to achieve a particular function. Together, the five form a framework for accessing Terminal Services applications, remote desktops, and virtual desktops, all with WS2008R2 capabilities. Hence, WS2008R2 offers a set of building blocks with essential functions for constructing an enterprise, remote access architecture. "