Looking for Ideas to Sell Time-Based Access to a Windows Machine

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Asked By TechWiz42 On

I'm exploring a concept where I could sell users time-based access to a Windows machine that has specific, costly software on it. For now, let's set aside any licensing issues. I'm thinking about resetting the machine after each use, and I would want it to connect to the user's local network using WireGuard or something similar. What would be the best way to set this up? Should I consider using Windows365 and sharing the login, or maybe a cloud provider and granting access via AnyDesk? I'm also open to any other options that include temporary login management. Thanks for your input!

5 Answers

Answered By NostalgiaFan On

Ah, anyone else remember using Deep Freeze software? Those setups were pretty ideal for what you're thinking!

Answered By PCGamingPro On

In netcafes, they use specific software to allow users to pay for a few hours of access. It's definitely a model you've seen before, even if I can't recall the exact program.

Answered By LicensingMaster On

Don't ignore the licensing details! That's a major hurdle, especially in an enterprise setting. Running a Remote Desktop Services (RDS) Farm or renting one can be straightforward.

Answered By LibraryExplorer88 On

I'm not exactly sure about the best steps to take, but many public libraries do a similar thing. It might be helpful to look into how they manage their systems.

Answered By VirtualGuru99 On

What you're describing sounds like a virtual desktop environment. Plenty of businesses operate on this model, so you're on the right track.

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