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Tarkan Shahho
Hi All,
We made the mistake of assuming that Windows 2003 Terminal Services
Licensing would follow Windows 2000 with respect to Client machines holding
their own licenses for Windows 2000 and Windows XP.
The licenses were dished out from the Temporary License container. We
purchased (at our expense) the Terminal Services Licenses for our clients
and applied them to the Server.
The users are still listed on the Temp License Container with expiry dates
getting close. Am I to assume that the respective users will "switch" to the
"real" licenses when the respective "temp" one expires?
I am just getting nervous as some users have already received the 15 day
warning that the temp license is about to expire.
regards
Tarkan
We made the mistake of assuming that Windows 2003 Terminal Services
Licensing would follow Windows 2000 with respect to Client machines holding
their own licenses for Windows 2000 and Windows XP.
The licenses were dished out from the Temporary License container. We
purchased (at our expense) the Terminal Services Licenses for our clients
and applied them to the Server.
The users are still listed on the Temp License Container with expiry dates
getting close. Am I to assume that the respective users will "switch" to the
"real" licenses when the respective "temp" one expires?
I am just getting nervous as some users have already received the 15 day
warning that the temp license is about to expire.
regards
Tarkan