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# Assigning a template to a host pool (RD Session Host)

When you create RD Session Host host pools, you can assign a template to a host pool. This can be done when you create or modify a host pool, or it can be done from the **Templates** tab.

To assign a template to a host pool:

1. Go to **Farm > Site > RD Session Hosts > Templates** tab.
2. On the **Templates** tab, select a template.
3. Click **Tasks** > **Assign to host pool**.
4. Select the template version in the **Version** dialog.
5. A dialog opens listing existing RD Session Host host pools. Host pools that already have a template assigned are not shown in this list by default. To display them, select the **Show host pools with assigned template** option. The template that they are currently using is displayed in the **Template** column.
6. Select one or more host pools and click **OK**.

To remove a template from a host pool or host pool:

1. Select a template and click **Tasks** > **Remove from host pool**.
2. A dialog opens listing all host pools to which this template is assigned.
3. Select the host pools to remove the template from and click **OK**.

Note that if a host pool has hosts created from the template that you are removing, they will be removed as well. A message is displayed where you need to confirm the removal.


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