My Goal would be to Spin up a dedicatd RDS for each Customer as we onboard them. I’m not going to be doing any Load balancing or running a Server Farm. I’m Confused between how the RD Gateway and RD Connection Broker would help me out. Can I Run the Following Services from our PDC – “Server A” RD Web Access, RD Licensing,RD Gateway and RD Connection Broker?Ģ. The items I can’t wrap my head around would be the following.ġ. Server C ( Future Server) : Would be a Dedicated RDS for Client B. Server B: Would be a dedicated RDS for Client A Server A :would be our PDC and we would create an OU for each customer. I’m trying to keep our start cost low and have Provisioned 2 Server.
I”m looking to create a Multi Tennant RDS Environment to host RD Sessions for 3 different customers. I had some questions about a setup I’m trying to build out. Installing RD Session Host on a Domain Controller Remote Desktop Services role cannot co-exist with AD DS role on Windows Server 2012 and answers everyone’s question ! You can deploy RDS on a Domain Controller.įor more information please see the following Links: Then start a RDS installation and you will see the connection broker role present.Īs you can see the install will not fail. Use the add roles and features wizard, select Remote Desktop Services, Roles Services and then Tick Remote Desktop Connection Broker The Domain Controller now has the Connection Broker, Web Access and Session Host roles.
This time you will see The RD Connection Broker with the Domain Controller name: Running the install process again, will resolve the issue. The Connection Broker installs, but the RD Web and Session Host fails. The installation will Fail………… But wait don’t panic, everything still works !!! I will explain. Once you have confirmed and selected Restart. Select the Domain Controller for all services, RD Connection Broker, RD Web Access, and RD Session Host. Go to Server Manager Select Add roles and Features, then select Remote Desktop Services Installation. Domain being the same as the blog site – I have spun up a Virtual Machine, installed Active Directory and then promoted it to a Domain Controller. The first thing I have done is deploy a Domain Controller: Firstly I would personally never recommend deploying RDS on a domain controller as there are a number of security risks and best practices that get thrown out of the window. This blog post will show you how to deploy RDS on a Domain Controller, I have received a lot of messages over the past months on this saying that it’s not possible.
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