Microsoft Windows MultiPoint Server
MultiPoint Server Premium single-language license
About this software
Volume-licensing package that provides a Windows MultiPoint Server Premium single-language license bundled with Software Assurance under Microsoft academic Open Value agreements. It enables a single server to host multiple independent user stations using the MultiPoint Services role and Remote Desktop Services.
Designed for educational institutions deploying shared desktops or labs, the license requires Remote Desktop client access licenses for each station and is managed through Microsoft volume-licensing programs and lifecycle policies.
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Benefits
- Multi-seat deployment: Hosts multiple independent user stations from one server.
- Single-language edition: System interface is limited to a single display language.
- Academic volume licensing: Available through Microsoft academic Open Value agreements.
- Per-station license: Each station requires a Remote Desktop client access license.
- Software Assurance option: Can include Software Assurance under Open Value agreements for academic customers.
Available languages
- English
Support information
- Lifecycle documentation: Official Microsoft Lifecycle pages list mainstream and extended support dates.
- Volume licensing portal: Licensing details are available through Microsoft volume licensing service documentation.
- MultiPoint documentation: Administration and deployment guides are on Microsoft Learn for MultiPoint Services.
- Client access licensing info: Remote Desktop CAL requirements are documented in Microsoft's CAL guidance.
- Migration guidance: Microsoft provides migration and transition guidance from MultiPoint Server to supported roles.
Frequently asked questions
What is Microsoft Windows MultiPoint Server?
A server operating system that enables multiple users to share a single computer simultaneously, providing independent desktop sessions for each connected station or client. Commonly used where centralized hardware and simplified management reduce cost and maintenance.
How do users connect to a MultiPoint Server?
Users connect through dedicated stations or network clients that provide keyboard, mouse, and display access to individual desktop sessions hosted on the server. Connection options vary by deployment and hardware configuration.
What administrative capabilities does MultiPoint Server provide?
Centralized tools allow administrators to manage user sessions, create and assign stations, configure peripherals, enforce policies, and monitor system performance from a single interface.
Which environments are best suited for MultiPoint Server deployments?
Environments such as classrooms, computer labs, training centers, and small office setups benefit from multi-user, centrally managed computing where simplified maintenance and hardware consolidation are priorities.