Forum Discussion
Oletho
Jun 20, 2019Copper Contributor
Mixed licensing for WVD?
As far as I understand there are two ways of licensing a WVD user, either giving the user a M365 license or pointing the Windows 10 multisession host at a TS licensing host the old-fashioned way. Rig...
PieterWigleven
Jun 20, 2019Former Employee
Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD) is a combination of licensing entitlements (e.g free Windows 7 ESU) and net-new technology which includes the management plane featuring things like AAD support, reverse connect, broker, gateway. licensing etc.
All of this is included with Windows 10 Enterprise E3 Per User” licenses or better (e.g. Windows 10 Enterprise E5 or Microsoft 365 E3, E5, F1, or Business) or RDS CALs.
From that point on, WVD supports multiple operating systems as RDSH including Windows Client and Windows Server. You will need Per User Windows licenses for a client OS and RDS CALs for a Server OS.
Hope this clarifies.
Oletho
Jun 20, 2019Copper Contributor
Ah, sure got that wrong.
Yes, this clarifies. Thanks!
Yes, this clarifies. Thanks!