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I need a clarification about Remote Desktop Services for Windows Server 2019. In order to implement a POC in a lab environment (on premise), I see I need to deploy a Domain Controller (not strictrly...
- Hi, Marius.
Since you mention "RD session host" in the singular, not plural, context, then I'd suggest there's no value in deploying a session broker. The real answer is probably "it depends" but I'm trying to give you something a little more tangible.
If you were deploying two or more session hosts then it might be worth deploying a broker. The same would be true if you wanted your pilot to reflect a production-quality pilot for comprehensive testing purposes.
But if your main focal points are things like the user experience, application compatibility (including the nefarious context of printer drivers!) with perhaps a longer-term view of running a pilot or demonstration, then just skip the broker.
Cheers,
Lain
Hi, Marius.
Since you mention "RD session host" in the singular, not plural, context, then I'd suggest there's no value in deploying a session broker. The real answer is probably "it depends" but I'm trying to give you something a little more tangible.
If you were deploying two or more session hosts then it might be worth deploying a broker. The same would be true if you wanted your pilot to reflect a production-quality pilot for comprehensive testing purposes.
But if your main focal points are things like the user experience, application compatibility (including the nefarious context of printer drivers!) with perhaps a longer-term view of running a pilot or demonstration, then just skip the broker.
Cheers,
Lain
Since you mention "RD session host" in the singular, not plural, context, then I'd suggest there's no value in deploying a session broker. The real answer is probably "it depends" but I'm trying to give you something a little more tangible.
If you were deploying two or more session hosts then it might be worth deploying a broker. The same would be true if you wanted your pilot to reflect a production-quality pilot for comprehensive testing purposes.
But if your main focal points are things like the user experience, application compatibility (including the nefarious context of printer drivers!) with perhaps a longer-term view of running a pilot or demonstration, then just skip the broker.
Cheers,
Lain