On Tue, Mar 4, 2014 at 11:06 AM, Ken Cornetet <[email protected]> wrote: > I don't have an RDS environment to look at right now, and I've played with > RDS on server 2008 R2 and 2012, so I might be getting the two conflated. > > I recall that you have to somehow create RDS files, and then make them > available to the web server to publish. I can't recall the details. I do > remember that server 2012 hides a lot of this detail - the wizard does most > of the work for you.
Ah. Yeah, I'm not doing it that way. I have seen web page that detail how to do that, but I am just trying to do the default "publish a RemoteApp" way; I am not creating or customizing RDP files to be served up by a web server. I'm just letting the Web Access host handle it. > The DNS round-robin isn't critical to load balancing. You could create RDS > files pointing to a single app server. The broker would still load balance by > telling that server to redirect clients to a less loaded server. The reason > you use multiple A records is so that if one app server is down, mstsc.exe > will try another for the initial connection.
