The server restart is required.ħ – Press Start button and open MultiPoint Manager.Ĩ – Add MultiPoint Servers or personal computers (optional)ĩ – Go to Users tab and click “ Add user account”, click Next and select user type. RD Web Access – web access to RD session/vdi/remoteapp collections (not suitable for MPS)ĥ – Click at Restart the destination server automatically if required checkbox to restart your server.Ħ – When installation progress reaches the end click the Close button to close the Add Roles and Features Wizard.RD Connection Broker – to distribute connections (not suitable for MPS).RD Gateway – to publish RDS (not suitable for MPS).LPD service – Line Printer Daemon Service enables UNIX-based computers using the Line Printer Remote service to print to shared printers on MPSĤ – I leave default settings and click Next.If you have installed Internet Printing client on stations you can connect and print to shared printers using Web Browser and Internet Printing Protocol Internet Printing creates a web site where users can manage printer jobs on the server.Distributed Scan Server – enables you to manage and share networks scanners that support Distributed Scan Management.Print Server is needed to manage multiple printers.
Remote Desktop Licensing needs to be activated or use trial period (120 days).ģ – I leave default settings and click Next.
(refer picture).Ģ – Read a great explanation from Microsoft “what is MPS?”. Just click on “Add features” and click Next. You may notice there are some additional features are required for MPS such as File And Storage Services, Print and Document Services and etc. Apart from becoming a role services, another advantage of Windows Server’s 2016 MultiPoint Services (MPS) role compared to Windows MultiPoint Server 2012 is the fact that the previous limit of 20 simultaneous sessions has been removed.ġ – Open server manager dashboard, “Add roles and features” Click Next, Choose “Role-based or feature-based installation” radio button and click Next, Scroll down and choose select MultiPoint Services. From schools to training centers, and from businesses with limited founds to corporate meeting rooms can all benefit with MultiPoint Services (MPS) role. The users can use low-cost station hardware such as USB, video card, or local area network (LAN) to connect own PCs to server running MultiPoint Services role. In turn, each user has its own independent Windows experience. This role enables multiple users to share simultaneously one single computer. The MultiPoint Services (MPS) role replaces the well-known Windows MultiPoint Server 2012.
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