alphanumeric said:

Aimed at Windows 10 on Arm I'm guessing?

I thought the host must be server but client can be anything with a browser (so your phone).

After reading the links I'm not so clear about this though - as per normal reading their documentation means I know less than if I randomly guessed.

This is my normal response to MS documentation with their links that go no-where and descriptions of a tiny bit of functionality without any context which lead you back to guessing what (if anything) their point was. A singularly odd sort of website.

This is more for companies and not directed to consumers really. It adds remote desktop option to Azure services when you log into their portal page. And because it's device agnostic, it means you can launch it from pretty much any device with a web browser.

OilerNut said:

This is more for companies and not directed to consumers really. It adds remote desktop option to Azure services when you log into their portal page.

Thanks. They aren't really clear here though:

RDS offers deployment flexibility, cost efficiency, and extensibility—all delivered through a variety of deployment options, including Windows Server 2016 for on-premises deployments, Microsoft Azure for cloud deployments, and a robust array of partner solutions.

Welcome to Remote Desktop Services in Windows Server 2016 | Microsoft Docs

Which then links you immediately into seemingly random (very short 3 sentence pages) pages about Windows 7 compatibility, RemoteFX and managing accounts on Android. I'm sure it is useful stuff but the website navigation is terrible. Even if it was useful to me (which it probably isn't) having to navigate 15 pages to find one sentence is terrible website design.

They really could and should put slightly more detail on a page.

But then, I'm not the target audience I guess. Perhaps the managers who buy azure services do it on their phone.