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The topic describes how to select the hardware for the session host.

This issue is on it.

The choice of hardware is dependent on the suite of applications and how users use them. The number of users and their experience are affected by the factors of memory, disk, and graphics. The instructions in this section are related to the multi- user environment of the session host server.

The number of sessions the system is expected to support is the basis for determining the configuration of the computer's processor. Multiple logical processors can help reduce the number of abnormalCPU congestion situations, which are caused by a few too many idling threads being held by a similar number of logical processors.

The larger the buffer margin that must be compiled into the calculation of the usage estimate, the higher the percentage of active load.

It is important to remember that doubling the number of CPUs doesn't double the capacity.

The amount of memory required can be calculated using a formula called TotalMem.

OSMem is the amount of memory the operating system requires to run, SessionMem is the number of memory processes running in a session, and the number of active sessions of destiny is the number of active sessions of destiny. The amount of memory required for a session is determined by the private memory reference set for applications and system processes. There is only one copy on the system so shared code or data pages have little effect.

The larger the number of concurrent active sessions the system plans to support, the larger the memory allocation per session must be.

The number of page faults generated by active sessions increases with the number of sessions if the amount of memory allocated per session is not increased. The I/O subsystem is overload by the errors. As the amount of memory allocated per session increases, the likelihood of page faults decreases, which helps reduce the overall page fault rate.

Storage is one of the most overlooked aspects of setting up a session host server, and may be the most common limitation on systems that are deployed in the field.

The following areas are affected by disk activity on a typical Session Host server.

The areas should be backed up using different storage devices.

High- performance storage configurations such as striped RAID configurations can further improve performance. It is recommended to use a storage device with a battery-backed write caching. Disk write caching drivers offer improved support for asynchronous write operations. Synchronous write operations are more common on an RD Session Host server since all users have their own hive.

The hive is saved to the disk by the write operations. In the Disk Management console, open the Properties dialog for the target disk, and then on the Policies tab, select the option to enable disk write caching and Windows flush cache check boxes write to the device.

Network usage for a session host server is divided into two main categories.

Applications control most of the server's compute power.

The goal is to minimize how long an application takes to respond to a request. In a server environment, it is equally important to minimize the total amount ofCPU usage required to complete an action to avoid negatively affecting other sessions.

When configuring applications to be used on an RD Session Host server, keep in mind the following tips.

You need to think about the following for memory consumption.

Insufficient page file size can cause memory allocation errors. The Memory to Committed Bytes performance counter can be used to monitor the amount of virtual memory on the system.

The performance of the system is affected by the installation of the antivirus software on the session host server. It is recommended to exclude all temporary files from the active monitoring list.

You can browse the list of tasks scheduled for different events. It is useful to focus on tasks that are configured to run in a mode that is not active. Many of the tasks might not be necessary due to the implementation details.

Notification icons on the desktop can have expensive update mechanisms. You have to remove the component that register them from the startup list or change settings in applications and system components to stop them.

The list of notifications on the server can be browsed using the Customize Notification Icons.

Group Policy in Configuration can be used to set up Remote Desktop Protocol compression. Three values are possible.

It is only recommended for use with a hardware device designed to maximize network traffic if you choose not to use a Remote Desktop Protocol compression algorithm. Some graphics data will still be compressed even if you don't use a compression algorithm.

Group Policy can be used to set up device redirection, or through the Session Collection properties box. The server administrator is in charge of the server.

Data is exchanged between devices on client computers and processes running in the server session, which increases the network bandwidth used by RD Session Host server connections. The amount of the increase is dependent on the number of operations performed by the applications on the server.