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Worked like a charm, and that all makes perfect sense. Now I've demand changes I can still setup multiple servers for each collection. As for connectivity these are plant floor displays really so they will be thin client setup to auto login to a specific IP. I don't want the user having to &quot;pick&quot; anything.
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I'm not trying to run a &quot;farm&quot;, and this is my first go at the new terminal services model of a gateway, broker, and hosts. &nbsp;I'm trying to run each session host server as it's own box (due to software installed). We are a small shop so HA/clustering isn't a desire.<br />
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I've installed the RDS Licenses on one box, the Broker and Gateway on another, and 5 separate session servers (all hyper V VM's). <br />
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The issue I'm having is when a user logs on to a specific server IP or name, they are getting redirected to a different one. &nbsp;Is it load balancing that is doing this? If so how can I turn it off, also I've read that the broker &quot;knows&quot; what server you last logged on to and puts you back on it. I need the same user ID to be able to log on to different session hosts at the same time.
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I'm not trying to run a "farm", and this is my first go at the new terminal services model of a gateway, broker, and hosts.  I'm trying to run each session host server as it's own box (due to software installed). We are a small shop so HA/clustering isn't a desire.

I've installed the RDS Licenses on one box, the Broker and Gateway on another, and 5 separate session servers (all hyper V VM's). 

The issue I'm having is when a user logs on to a specific server IP or name, they are getting redirected to a different one.  Is it load balancing that is doing this? If so how can I turn it off, also I've read that the broker "knows" what server you last logged on to and puts you back on it. I need the same user ID to be able to log on to different session hosts at the same time.

Worked like a charm, and that all makes perfect sense. Now I&#39;ve demand changes I can still setup multiple servers for each collection. As for connectivity these are plant floor displays really so they will be thin client setup to auto login to a specific IP. I don&#39;t want the user having to &quot;pick&quot; anything.

RDS User being redirected to wrong session host

I&#39;m not trying to run a &quot;farm&quot;, and this is my first go at the new terminal services model of a gateway, broker, and hosts.  I&#39;m trying to run each session host server as it&#39;s own box (due to software installed). We are a small shop so HA/clustering isn&#39;t a desire.

I&#39;ve installed the RDS Licenses on one box, the Broker and Gateway on another, and 5 separate session servers (all hyper V VM&#39;s). 

The issue I&#39;m having is when a user logs on to a specific server IP or name, they are getting redirected to a different one.  Is it load balancing that is doing this? If so how can I turn it off, also I&#39;ve read that the broker &quot;knows&quot; what server you last logged on to and puts you back on it. I need the same user ID to be able to log on to different session hosts at the same time.

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