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Are they all part of the same domain?
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Thanks for the answer.<br />
I do not understand why they would have removed the terminal services manager but I guess there's a reason.<br />
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Anyone have any good tips for third party software that has the same functionality?
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Thanks for the answer.
I do not understand why they would have removed the terminal services manager but I guess there's a reason.

Anyone have any good tips for third party software that has the same functionality?

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I have about 10 new 2012r2 servers. They are all functioning as terminal servers.<br />
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Is there a way to group all servers and allow me shadow the users connected to those server.<br />
(Like Remote desktop services manager on server 2008r2).<br />
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The servers are from differentent clients so I cannot add them to the same server pool or session broker (I think?).<br />
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I have managed to see who is connected to a certain server if I log on to that specific server.<br />
I have made, for a example on server1, a session collection that includes server 1. From there I can shadow the sessions on server 1.<br />
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is there a way to add server 2-10 to that collection without being in the same session broker?<br />
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I'd rather not use third party software unless I have to.<br />
This might be a stupid question, or I may be doing something very wrong.
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I have about 10 new 2012r2 servers. They are all functioning as terminal servers.

Is there a way to group all servers and allow me shadow the users connected to those server.
(Like Remote desktop services manager on server 2008r2).

The servers are from differentent clients so I cannot add them to the same server pool or session broker (I think?).

I have managed to see who is connected to a certain server if I log on to that specific server.
I have made, for a example on server1, a session collection that includes server 1. From there I can shadow the sessions on server 1.

is there a way to add server 2-10 to that collection without being in the same session broker?

I'd rather not use third party software unless I have to.
This might be a stupid question, or I may be doing something very wrong.

Server 2012 + shadow remote servers

Windows Server 2012 is the server version of Windows 8 and the successor to Windows Server 2008 R2. Windows Server 2012 is the first version of Windows Server to have no support for Itanium-based computers since Windows NT 4.0. Windows Server 2012, now in its second release (Windows Server 2012 Release 2) includes Foundation, Essentials, Standard and Datacenter, and does not support IA-32 or IA-64 processors.