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Role-based or feature-based installation: This is an advanced option for installing RDS which allows you to manually select roles and feature.Other than that, there are some differences between both installation methods: Use the option ' Remote Desktop Services Installation' if you're setting up Remote Desktop Services in an Active Directory environment. You can choose one of two methods for installing Remote Desktop Services: ' Role-based or feature-based installation' or ' Remote Desktop Services installation'. Role-based or feature-based vs Remote Desktop Services installation:

Visit this guide to see how to add a license when these prerequisites have already been installed. In this guide we'll show you how to install both on a VPS. In order to add an RDS license to your VPS, Remote Desktop Services and Remote Desktop Licensing must be installed on your VPS. You can order an RDS license from this page or from your control panel. If you'd like to use more than two Remote Desktop sessions on your VPS with Windows Server you can manually add a license to be able to do so.

That got me past the error I mentioned earlier and enabled me to set the DisableUserInstalls group policy.By default your Windows Server comes allows you to use two Remote Desktop sessions (also known as RDS or RDP). POSTSCRIPT: I've since learned that gpmc.msc doesn't come loaded on Windows Server by default, and must be installed manually through Server Manager | Add Roles and Features. Make sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again." I would perform what I want via group policy however, I get the error, "Windows cannot find 'gpmc.msc'. Therefore, my question is a lot more specific.

I know gpmc.msc has been suggested in other similar articles on serverfault (such as here: how to disable a user to install program being domain user?) however, it seems the solutions provided there using group policy won't work on my platform. I have an application server running Remote Desktop Session Host (RDSH) on Windows Server 2016 in an isolated Azure cloud environment and would like to prevent the users (who login via RDP) from being able to install software on a whim.