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Hello all-
I have three 2003 Servers (STD). I have received a licensing error
concerning Terminal Services, basically telling me my 120 grace period has
expired. I can no longer remote in to the servers.
I am somewhat new to 2003 being groomed in the NT4 and Win2000 eras. I
recall Windows 2000 allowing for an "Administration" mode for TS which gave
you 2 connections for administrative purposes. I have discovered this is
still available however; the way to configure this has changed. What I have
learned is to enable this "Administrative" mode you perform the same
configurations as you would setting up an XP workstation for the same
purpose. Unfortunately, this is not how my servers were originally
configured. Terminal Server was installed on all three thus the 120 grace
period error.
My question-
Can I just uninstall terminal services through add/remove and enable remote
desktop connection through the remote tab in system properties to regain this
administrative functionality?
Thank you in advance for any light you can shed on this topic.
Thanks again,
Phil Tancreti
I have three 2003 Servers (STD). I have received a licensing error
concerning Terminal Services, basically telling me my 120 grace period has
expired. I can no longer remote in to the servers.
I am somewhat new to 2003 being groomed in the NT4 and Win2000 eras. I
recall Windows 2000 allowing for an "Administration" mode for TS which gave
you 2 connections for administrative purposes. I have discovered this is
still available however; the way to configure this has changed. What I have
learned is to enable this "Administrative" mode you perform the same
configurations as you would setting up an XP workstation for the same
purpose. Unfortunately, this is not how my servers were originally
configured. Terminal Server was installed on all three thus the 120 grace
period error.
My question-
Can I just uninstall terminal services through add/remove and enable remote
desktop connection through the remote tab in system properties to regain this
administrative functionality?
Thank you in advance for any light you can shed on this topic.
Thanks again,
Phil Tancreti