How do clients connect to the farm in 2012r2?

Hi, i am currently rolling out a 2012r2 rds deployment.
I have a highly available Connection broker across two servers.
I have a web and gateways defined across two more servers.
I have a number of session hosts waiting to be configured. In various collections for various teams to use.
I want to have one url for all clients to connect to via mstsc. I had hoped i could use the FQDN of the connection broker that was specified during the HA setup, but that just logs me onto one of the connection brokers (As I am admin on everything).
Is it possible for this to work or do i need to configure a DNS entry for each session host to point to the collection name?
I'd rather not have a dns entry for every session host. I thought the Connection broker in 2012 did away with all this.
I thought it should determine what group a user is in and redirect them to one of the servers in that collection, does it not work like that?
The web access seems to work, you connect to the web url and click on the RDP file, and it automatically logs you on to the correct session host.
My users don't like change and will want to RDP direct to the server (mstsc), they will not want to go through a web page :(
Any help appreciated!

Hi,
The broker redirects the user based on the target provided by the Remote Desktop client, or if no target is provided it will redirect to the default collection if specified in the registry. Each broker can only have one default collection.
When a user manually connects by entering the FQDN for the broker(s) in the Remote Desktop client and clicking Connect no target collection is sent (there is no place in the UI to specify it).
There is no logic on the broker to examine the groups a user is a member of and based on that redirect them to a collection. Your concept could work, but one thing to keep in mind is that users may have access to multiple collections and in that
case there would be a need for a secondary user interface to ask the user what collection to connect to.
If using RemoteApp and Desktop Connections (RADC) or RD Web Access to launch the connection is unacceptable in your environment then you would need to create a FQDN for each collection that points to that collection's RDSH servers using DNS RR or similar
or distribute .rdp files to your users.
I understand the simplicity when you only need a full desktop connection of users just opening Remote Desktop Connection, entering the server name, and clicking Connect. When using RADC or RDWeb or other solution based on the webfeed you get the benefit
of a more dynamic environment, the ability to change the options from the server, add/remove collections, etc.
-TP

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You have asked in a certain way which tells me you have done lot of research.
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