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# microsoft-rds
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How is Load balancing handled?
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How do you mean? I'm using the default settings
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The server with the broker role might not be aware that the host is not accepting connections and still routes users there. why are you taking it offline? to do maintenance? You might try powering it off and seeing if users still get routed there.
we're using RDS and RemoteApp, but I know that when it comes to brokering, its still lacking....
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To balance the sessions across the session hosts you can use for example DNS Round Robin.
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you shouldn't need Round Robin with a broker. that's the whole point of the broker
but, yeah, with DNS Round Robin, you would see that message as DNS Round Robin isn't aware if a server is online or not
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We don't use DNS round Robin
it's to do maintenance of one of the Session Hosts
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are the rwo events that you get (1283 and 1281) happening at the same time? cause they contradict each other
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yes they happen on the same time
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I'm going to try it in my home lab and see if I see the same thing
@Sjoerd van den Nieuwenhof Which log were you looking at for those events?
cause I'm not seeing those events. I have setup the same environment as you (although I am using RemoteApp sessions and no t desktop sessions). I have 2 host servers and have verified that I am being load balanced across both of them. When I disable new connections on one and start a new session, it goes to the remaining server without the message that you're seeing.
so, acting as expected. I would open a ticket with MS
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Same behavior when you publish a desktop catalog @Spencer Sun ? Or also the entries @Sjoerd van den Nieuwenhof had?
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@Spencer Sun sorry for the late response.
They are visible on the RDSH, see above screenshot
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I haven't tried that. I'm away from home until Wednesday, so if you remind them, I'll test it