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Todd Ouimet
I have a Mac OS X that can no longer connect to a Windows
2000 Terminal Server. Everytime I try I get an event ID
1003 - "The terminal service client '%1' has provided an
invalid license." within the System Log on the Win2k TS.
According to Microsoft all you have to do on a Windows PC
is:
To correct this, delete the following registry key from
the client device's registry: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \Software
\Microsoft \MSLicensing \HardwareID. After this key has
been deleted, the terminal server will be able to request
the license again from the license server and re-issue it
to the client device.
The only problem is the corrupt CAL is on a Mac OS X
system which of course does not have a registry.
Can someone please help ASAP!!!!
Thanks in advanced,
Todd Ouimet
Systems Consultant
Advantage Systems Professionals, ITSS
(e-mail address removed)
2000 Terminal Server. Everytime I try I get an event ID
1003 - "The terminal service client '%1' has provided an
invalid license." within the System Log on the Win2k TS.
According to Microsoft all you have to do on a Windows PC
is:
To correct this, delete the following registry key from
the client device's registry: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \Software
\Microsoft \MSLicensing \HardwareID. After this key has
been deleted, the terminal server will be able to request
the license again from the license server and re-issue it
to the client device.
The only problem is the corrupt CAL is on a Mac OS X
system which of course does not have a registry.
Can someone please help ASAP!!!!
Thanks in advanced,
Todd Ouimet
Systems Consultant
Advantage Systems Professionals, ITSS
(e-mail address removed)