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Deploying Equalizer with MS Terminal Services

Deployment Guide

Note: The adaptive policy evaluates server response time and the active

connection count and dynamically adjusts the traffic flowing to the server

accordingly.

Step 4: Add servers to the Terminal Services Cluster

1. In the upper left pane, right click on the newly created Terminal Services cluster

and select ‘Add Server’ from the popup menu - see Figure 1.5

2. In the fields of the ‘Add New Server’ wizard enter a server name and a server IP

address that corresponds with the IP address of an MSTS server.

3. Set the server port to 3389 then click the Next [>] icon in the wizard.

4. Review the details for this server and if all values are correct click commit.

5. Repeat the above steps until you have added all of your MSTS servers to the cluster.

Step 5

: Set Max Connections

The value to use for max connections on Equalizer is determined by the

capacity of the real server and the number of Terminal Server licenses installed

for that server. Please refer to Microsoft’s Terminal Server Capacity and Scaling

documentation and your hardware manufacturer’s specifications for calculating

the number of connections per server best suited for your MSTS environment. A

similar setting is used on the Terminal Server itself (See Step 7, below).

By default, Equalizer uses ICMP and TCP probes to determine if a terminal

server is up or down. If the probe port is set to port 3389, Equalizer will make a

TCP connection to port 3389 during each probe cycle (default: 10 seconds). This

connection to the terminal server will use up one of the server's licensed

connections -- and if Equalizer cannot connect because all the licensed terminal

services connections are being used, it will mark the server down and drop all

existing connections.

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