I would not recommend you to remove your RDS role to test TSplus in this case as this could endanger your production. For a heavy duty server with such a large amount of users, I would recommend reducing the above to the maximum and publish only the unique application that is really needed for your users. All of that can play a role in overall performance. That is hard to tell because I do not know the application you wish to publish and the environment you want to provide to your users (redirected devices / network drives for shared folder / redirected folders / logon scripts / GPO / printers). You can check these by opening a task manager and click on the process tab, use the display feature to add GDI and User objects. Some application may cause servers to hang because of this Windows limitation that is not dependent of hardware resource, more information about this can be found here. The amount of GDI/Users objects used by your published application. The percentage of CPU used by your published application, some applications requires more CPU than others.įast disk access, this is also important to consider if your application needs to write a lot of data, especially if more than 50 users are connected simultaneously. The amount of memory used by your published application, some applications requires more memory than others. What is important to keep in mind, is that your server's performance will mostly depend on these criteria : You will find all basic information regarding TSplus prerequisites here : When deploying TSplus on a large scale with big hardware the best solution in my opinion is to virtualize your server with 50-100 users per virtual machines depending on your users environment. I would definitely not recommend to have such a great amount of users on a TSplus server because there are multiple Windows ressources limitation that may block your production and create a bottleneck such as network bandwidth, graphical memory, page file handling etc.
Having 300 users on a RDS server is very rare and some serious tweaking are necessary to achieve this.
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