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Ok, from what I have been reading it seems that all you have to do is<br />
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1) Install and configure the RDS server (inc licensing etc)<br />
2) Use the Connect Computer link from the RDS server (allow it to install .NET etc)<br />
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Bob's your uncle, RDS should now appear in RWA portal.<br />
<br />
Is that it?
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Ok, from what I have been reading it seems that all you have to do is

1) Install and configure the RDS server (inc licensing etc)
2) Use the Connect Computer link from the RDS server (allow it to install .NET etc)

Bob's your uncle, RDS should now appear in RWA portal.

Is that it?

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Hi Guys<br />
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I have a network with<br />
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1 x 2012 R2 Std WSEE role installed<br />
1 x 2012 R2 Ste RDS role installed<br />
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How to I see the RDS server in the RWA portal? &nbsp;I seem to remember there was a connect computer utility in previous versions of SBS.<br />
<br />
Any assistance would be great.<br />
<br />
Thanks<br />
Phil
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Hi Guys

I have a network with

1 x 2012 R2 Std WSEE role installed
1 x 2012 R2 Ste RDS role installed

How to I see the RDS server in the RWA portal?  I seem to remember there was a connect computer utility in previous versions of SBS.

Any assistance would be great.

Thanks
Phil

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