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I presume its best practice to split the session host servers in the farm onto separate hosts as well?
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If you have 4 session servers in a 4 host cluster does a 1:1 spread make sense
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<blockquote>If you have 4 session servers in a 4 host cluster does a 1:1 spread make sense</blockquote>Sure
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when considering fault tolerance/HA requirements for a remote desktop gateway system, which of the various components of the systems architecture need consideration from a failover perspective to support high availability requirements. How does your RDG design look to factor in the various risk scenarios to support high availability?&nbsp;
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when considering fault tolerance/HA requirements for a remote desktop gateway system, which of the various components of the systems architecture need consideration from a failover perspective to support high availability requirements. How does your RDG design look to factor in the various risk scenarios to support high availability? 

remote desktop gateway HA requirements

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Remote Access

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Windows 10

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