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I currently have a one remote RDS server in my environment hosting License role and RS session host as well. &nbsp;I have been getting many complaints from my users relating to speed issues. &nbsp;I would like to deploy more than one host server. &nbsp;Can anyone provide some instruction on steps on how to &nbsp;setup multiple server, migrating the license and how to Setup round roubin to point to one address..<br />
Thank an advance.
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I currently have a one remote RDS server in my environment hosting License role and RS session host as well.  I have been getting many complaints from my users relating to speed issues.  I would like to deploy more than one host server.  Can anyone provide some instruction on steps on how to  setup multiple server, migrating the license and how to Setup round roubin to point to one address..
Thank an advance.

configuring multiple RDS host

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