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Thanks man. I've now got to post again, as more information has come through about the load balancer itself from the hosting company. &nbsp;Your information is super hot, so this is great stuff.
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Thanks man. I've now got to post again, as more information has come through about the load balancer itself from the hosting company.  Your information is super hot, so this is great stuff.

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Wantabe2, one more thing. We had 20 remote desktop licenses installed on the domain controller. Does the TS session broker also take care of the licensing, in order for the terminal servers to permit more than default two users to log in at the same time on those servers?<br />
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Thanks <br />
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Yashy
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Wantabe2, one more thing. We had 20 remote desktop licenses installed on the domain controller. Does the TS session broker also take care of the licensing, in order for the terminal servers to permit more than default two users to log in at the same time on those servers?

Thanks 

Yashy

Follow up post, for Wantabe2

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Windows Server 2008

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