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# Single Farm with One RD Session Host
This scenario uses a single RD Session Host for publishing applications and desktops. SSL and User Portal are enabled by default with a self-signed server certificate. The server certificate should be trusted by client devices. Enterprise certificate or third-party trusted Certificate Authority can be used for external access (for details, please see the [**SSL Certificates**](/landing/ras-reference-architecture/port-reference-and-ssl-certificates/ssl-certificates.md) section).
## **Installation Notes**
All server Parallels RAS components are installed using the Parallels RAS installer (standard installation).
Single server deployment is not recommended for production environments, as it does not provide high availability of service. Such deployment should be used for test or developer environments.
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