What needs to be done so that a computer on the local network can access the web server via remote desktop (rdp)?

Question

Windows Server

There is a local network and a physical web server. Windows Server OS. The local network is configured, there is a server with AD, DHCP, DNS. You need to be able to access the remote desktop of the web server using rdp from the employee's computer. What is needed for this? As I understand it, you need to install the RDP role on any of the available physical servers and make settings in "Group Policy Management".

Answer 1

If there is only one user and this is an admin, then you can do something like it is written above. Then one admin can connect to the server at one time. That's right, of course, the RDP role + RDP license server on the web server. But the question is why should a user go to such a server? Set it up and forget it.