Hi All
Running a RemoteApp environment on 2012 R2 with RDWeb, Connection Broker, and two RDSH hosts.
From a DA account on a separate/management server, if I run the command Get-RDUserSession -ConnectionBroker <rdcb-fqdn>, I get the expected list of signed on users, but if I run the same command from a non-administrative user, I get an error saying no connection broker is available. Adding the user to the local admin group on the connection broker resolves the problem, but I don't want to do this because the users that need it should not have admin rights to the broker!
Does anybody know "the right way" to grant query rights to my non-admin user? I need nothing more than the ability to view the list of sessions.
I am aware of an alt method by using a PSTerminalServices module and querying the RDSH hosts directly (assuming permissions are set appropriately on the RDP-Tcp listeners), but I would rather use the Get-RDUserSession cmdlet against the connection broker if I can.
Thanks!
Mark