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Trying to add RDS Session Hosts to the Deployment Server List on the RDS Server.<br />
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I'm finding with some hosts, I am getting the error &quot;&nbsp;Failed: &nbsp;Could not get the health information of the server servername.domain.local in the allocated time.&quot; &nbsp;These are Windows 2016 servers.<br />
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I have confirmed that the FW ports are open bidirectional for RDS (port 5985 and 3389). I have also checked and there is no delay on ping and it's literally 2 hops one way, 3 the other. &nbsp;<br />
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Thoughts? &nbsp;Thanks in advance.
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Trying to add RDS Session Hosts to the Deployment Server List on the RDS Server.

I'm finding with some hosts, I am getting the error " Failed:  Could not get the health information of the server servername.domain.local in the allocated time."  These are Windows 2016 servers.

I have confirmed that the FW ports are open bidirectional for RDS (port 5985 and 3389). I have also checked and there is no delay on ping and it's literally 2 hops one way, 3 the other.  

Thoughts?  Thanks in advance.

2016, Flat out fails adding RD Session Host with can't get system health, what the heck?

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