RDC error with "/console" after IP address in Computer name field

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I finished all the steps in this tutorial. &nbsp;When I go to a client computer and enter this in the RDC I get an error<br />
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192.168.254.9 /console<br />
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How do I access the terminal server that I just setup??
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I finished all the steps in this tutorial.  When I go to a client computer and enter this in the RDC I get an error

192.168.254.9 /console

How do I access the terminal server that I just setup??

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