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2/6/2012 11:31:57 AM existenz404 Posts: 8	I would like to user remote desktop manager to connect to a terminal server with network load balancing...so what happends when i connct to the ip address the network load balancer looks at the load of eatch terminal server and i get connected to the one with the least load. The problem with this is i never know on what server i get connected so i use the following command: mstsc.exe /v: ip address /admin This works but it's not the way i would like it is there a way to do this with the standard remote desktop connection? hope someone can help me with this
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2/6/2012 11:47:14 AM David Hervieux Administrator Posts: 4241	Hi, Maybe we could just add the parameter in the UI to include the load balancer (/v)? What do we should we do? edited by dhervieux on 2/6/2012 -- David Hervieux Devolutions inc.
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2/6/2012 11:48:18 AM existenz404 Posts: 8	Where would i need to do that? wich tab?
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2/6/2012 11:49:37 AM David Hervieux Administrator Posts: 4241	This does not exists yet. But we could add this. the problem I see is that we might not be able to pass other parameters. RDM generate an RDP file but I'm not sure if it will continue to load the setting if we don't specific the host. -- David Hervieux Devolutions inc.
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2/6/2012 11:52:21 AM existenz404 Posts: 8	OK, so the best way now would be to just use the command line in RDM and run mstsc.exe like that? are you going to test if this could get into the next release?
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2/6/2012 11:53:52 AM David Hervieux Administrator Posts: 4241	Hi, I don't have access to a load balancer, could you try to generate an rdp file and use it in command line with you load balancer? -- David Hervieux Devolutions inc.
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2/6/2012 12:03:56 PM existenz404 Posts: 8	i'll try and see if it works...you mean make a rdp file with the connection entries to my load balancer and the make a command line like this: rdpfile.rdp
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2/6/2012 12:04:57 PM David Hervieux Administrator Posts: 4241	More something like this: mstsc /v:host rdpfile.rdp -- David Hervieux Devolutions inc.
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2/6/2012 12:06:22 PM existenz404 Posts: 8	Ok, i'll try this and get back to you..thanks for the response
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