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# Single Farm with Two RD Session Hosts

This scenario can be implemented by an organization that needs to load-balance published applications and desktops between two RD Session Hosts. For high availability, a secondary RAS Connection Broker and RAS Secure Gateway should be installed on the second server.

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## **Installation Notes**

The components on the primary RD Session Host (where the primary RAS Connection Broker is installed) are installed using the Parallels RAS installer (standard installation).

The components on the secondary RD Session Host are push-installed from the RAS console.


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