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A gateway server is not required, 2012 has a new scenario based wizard for RDS. Start by running that. It'll configure all the basic things you need. From there, adding additional servers via server manager is a cakewalk.
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A gateway server is not required, 2012 has a new scenario based wizard for RDS. Start by running that. It'll configure all the basic things you need. From there, adding additional servers via server manager is a cakewalk.

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ok sounds good.<br />
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Now I have 4 terminal server in 2008.<br />
I have to create a new farm with 4 remote desktop servers.<br />
Where do I have to install the Session broker ?
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ok sounds good.

Now I have 4 terminal server in 2008.
I have to create a new farm with 4 remote desktop servers.
Where do I have to install the Session broker ?

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Ok the Collection is installed and the other services are installed on another server.
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Ok the Collection is installed and the other services are installed on another server.

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Hi Experts,<br />
<br />
I am running now 4 TerminalServer and 2 GatewayServer with WIN2008.<br />
Now I want to install all new on WIN2012 R2.<br />
Do you have a manual and step by step guide to create a new farm with 4 server ?<br />
Do I need the gateway server or this servers just optional ?
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Hi Experts,

I am running now 4 TerminalServer and 2 GatewayServer with WIN2008.
Now I want to install all new on WIN2012 R2.
Do you have a manual and step by step guide to create a new farm with 4 server ?
Do I need the gateway server or this servers just optional ?

How to create a new RDS farm in 2012 R2 ?

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