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Benny
Hi All
I'm a bit unsure about Terminal Server Licensing and am having problems.
Please help if you can.
I have just installed a win2003 terminal server for a client who previously
used a Windows SBS 2000 server as their terminal server.
The users are all Windows 2000 Pro machines.
I now get temporary licence expiration warning for the users.
The old SBS server is still the domain controller and I think has 25 CALs
installed on it (although I am not sure).
I thought that if the clients where win2000 or XP then you didn't need any
separate licences for Terminal service access ??
Any Ideas ?
Also, in the terminal server Licensing MMC on both the new and the old
server, neither are activated, but both show temporary licences. IS this
right ?
Many Thanks in advance
Ben
I'm a bit unsure about Terminal Server Licensing and am having problems.
Please help if you can.
I have just installed a win2003 terminal server for a client who previously
used a Windows SBS 2000 server as their terminal server.
The users are all Windows 2000 Pro machines.
I now get temporary licence expiration warning for the users.
The old SBS server is still the domain controller and I think has 25 CALs
installed on it (although I am not sure).
I thought that if the clients where win2000 or XP then you didn't need any
separate licences for Terminal service access ??
Any Ideas ?
Also, in the terminal server Licensing MMC on both the new and the old
server, neither are activated, but both show temporary licences. IS this
right ?
Many Thanks in advance
Ben