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Hi!<br />
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I'm wondering if its possible to access both 2008R2 and 2012R2 servers trough 2012R2 RD Web?<br />
I'm not planning to publish application, only a icon for RDP connection.<br />
When users log on to the RD Web portal I want them to only see the servers they are allowed to use and no other servers.<br />
I have found tons of examples setting up servers for High Availability in a server pool but that's not what I'm looking for.<br />
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Hi!

I'm wondering if its possible to access both 2008R2 and 2012R2 servers trough 2012R2 RD Web?
I'm not planning to publish application, only a icon for RDP connection.
When users log on to the RD Web portal I want them to only see the servers they are allowed to use and no other servers.
I have found tons of examples setting up servers for High Availability in a server pool but that's not what I'm looking for.



RD Web in mixed Windows server environment

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Windows Server 2012

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