Can devices with a valid 2003 TS license connect to Terminal Services, even though the TS license server that issues the license is unavailable to the Terminal Services server? Device-based TS licenses are stored in the registry of a specific device. Where are user-based 2003 TS licenses stored? Per-user licenses aren't tracked right now. They aren't stored anywhere. Does user-based Windows Server 2003 TS licensing require a Windows Server 2003 TS license server to be installed on a domain controller? You need a Windows Server 2003 TS license server, but it doesn't have to be on a DC.

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How is a Windows Server 2003 Enterprise TS license server discovered, when installed on a Windows Server 2003 Server that is member of a Windows 2000 domain? LDAP, or checking all the DCs, or using the registry. Same question, but installed on a Windows Server 2003 stand alone server? Broadcast, or using the registry. How can we 'upgrade' an existing Windows 2000 TS license server on a Windows 2000 domain controller to become a Windows Server 2003 TS license server on a member server?

How to crack windows server 2003 terminal server. Finally, if you need more information about how to crack terminal services, go check at Microsoft's web site. Como instalar terminal server en server 2003 Aqui teneis el codigo que hay que poner en el archivo de texto. Net stop 'Directorio de sesiones de Terminal Ser. Microsoft Terminal Services Licensing. Microsoft provides a remote desktop connection to allow clients to connect to your Windows 2003 Server with RDP.

You can dcunpromo, then upgrade, but it may be easier to set up a new license server. Can device-based Windows Server 2003 licenses, that are already issued, be converted to user-based licenses? Depends on your license agreement. If a Windows Server 2003 TS license server is installed on a member server in a Windows 2000 domain and the same domain contains also a Windows 2000 TS Licensing Server, how is the appropriate TS license server discovered? If the LS is installed in Enterprise mode, it will be found on a member server.

More information is given in the licensing white paper. Mixed Environment Scenarios Scenario A: Windows 2000 TS license server and Windows Server 2003 TS license server This scenario uses a separate TS license server for Windows Server 2003 Terminal Services. This server is installed on a Windows Server 2003 server.

New connections to Windows 2000 Terminal Services will be issued a license by a ‘known’ Windows 2000 TS license server. When connecting to Windows Server 2003 Terminal Services with this license, a new license will be issued by a ‘known’ Windows 2003 TS license server, because the previous license is not valid for Windows Server 2003 Terminal Services. New connections to Windows 2003 Terminal Services will be issued a license by a ‘known’ Windows 2003 TS license server. When connecting to Windows Server 2000 Terminal Services with this license, the license is accepted without the need of the original Windows Server 2003 TS license server. Discovery of Windows 2003 Licensing Services installed on a stand alone server can be forced by setting a registry key (Q279561).

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The order of discovery in case of a member server has to be tested first. Scenario B. Upgrade current Windows 2000 TS license server to Windows Server 2003 When the current Windows 2000 TS license server is upgraded to a Windows Server 2003 TS license server, already purchased and issued licenses are preserved.

The license type will NOT be upgraded, by this upgrade process. The ability to upgrade already purchased licenses to 2003 TS CALs depends on the license agreement. The process exists of a dcunpromo of the existing Windows 2000 TS license server to a member server. After dcunpromo, an upgrade of the operating system can be performed.

However, it may be necessary to re-activate the License Server after the upgrade has been completed. To re-activate your license server that is upgraded from Windows 2000, start the Terminal Server Licensing tool and choose Re-activate Server from the Action menu while the server is highlighted. Both Windows 2000 Terminal Services and Windows Server 2003 Terminal Services will request the new Windows Server 2003 TS license server for licenses. It is not advised to install the Windows Server 2003 TS licensing server on a stand alone server. When Windows Server 2003 TS licensing server is installed on a member server, the discovery should be done through LDAP. This message was originally posted by Prashanth on April 29, 2004 We have a Windows 2000 Server, on which the Terminal Server has already been activated, 5 TS CALs have been activated. We are now trying to activate additional 10 TS CALs.

Since we can now purchase only Windows 2003 TS CALs (Windows 2000 TS CALs are no longer orderable), we obtained the same. We called the Microsoft Activation Center and read out our license server ID, along with the TS CAL license keys (we purchased 2 retail packs of 5 TS CALs each). We also specifically informed them that although we were reading out Windows 2003 TS CAL license keys, we required them to be activated on a Windows 2000 Server. So they went ahead and gave us the activation code, but it refuses to work, and throws an error message.

Please see attachment for the detailed step by step screenshots. We then tried calling them up again and requested for another activation code, but the same problem recurs Add My Comment.

This message was originally posted by Will Landymore on May 11, 2004 I have a mixed environment of 2000 and 2003, with a 2000 DC. I can connect throught terminal services to all of the servers running 2000, but when I try to connect to one running 2003 it says that 'the terminal server has ended the connection'. I have installed TS on the 2003 box and added my user account to the list in the remote tab, but I still can't connect. What have I failed to do. All I want to do is remotely administer the 2003 servers like I do on the 2000 ones. Add My Comment. This message was originally posted by Angry, Disgusted, Furious on September 16, 2004 The arrogance of those ^.&)(s to have us do all this extra crap and research JUST TO BE THEIR DAMNED POLICE!

I have spent more time researching all of this crap than working on the server. So angry, I am going to refrain from saying anything else.

I am sure everyone feels the same way. Who do these jerks think they are and where do they get off taking up admins times for all of this crap. Oh, the best part is that none of this hurts the hackers. Oh no, actually, their life is easier because they bypass all the crap. I hope MS crashes and burns and crashes and burns and they all go straight to the bottom of a deep well where it's cold and damp and they have to listen to the stupid startup sound OVER AND OVER AND OVER AGAIN all next to each other cramped up. Then when they have had enough and donate their filthy money to the poor, we can sell them licenses to get out of the well.

But after they pay us, we will say that they bought a license to get out of the well on Wednesday, which was yesterday and then when they want to get out today, we tell them to please hold. We will then ask them for their registration key, but they will say they can't read it because it's too dark in the well. So we will sell them a flashlight.

When they go to turn it on, they will see it has no batteries, we will then sell them batteries. The batteries will expire unless they read us their registration code. Screw this, Linux, here I come baby. I am so ready and we will make the whole damn office use Firefox and Star/Open Office.

Microsoft can go to the well. Add My Comment.

This message was originally posted by Fed Up!! On November 19, 2004 'Angry' pretty much laid out what should happen to Microsoft. I have simply had it with having to reading 50 snippets of MS 'support' files that are only found in bunches IF you search with exactly correct keywords, and when it is all over, it boils down to having to call 'them' on the frigging telephone and, of course, pay them MORE money so that my users can run an application on my Server!!! That is what a server IS - a place where users get SERVED files and apps. When I buy a server OS with X number of client licenses, why should I have to jump through hoops to allow my users to access the server and run a program? So, today, I am surfing over to Apple's website and begin the learning process needed to join my much happier acquaintences who run Apple server.

They apparently have no problems with this kind of obtuse crap and when viruses and worms bring my domain to it's knees, they come over and help me out, because they aren't affected. Microsoft's nickle-and-diming, money-grubbing, lousy code and screw-you customer mismanagement has lost it a long-time customer.

The days of 'you can't get fired for picking Microsoft' are over - my users want reliable computing and don't want to hear a bunch of excuses. Adios, Microsoft - it has NOT been a nice journey. Add My Comment. We have rebuilt all our servers as W2K3 servers except one W2K/TS, and changed the domain name and now we're seeing weird licensing stuff. First, when I look on our W2K3 licensing server, there are all these licenses issued to users in the old domian. I clean everything out and reset as per MS but they come right back. Now, several months after the upgrade, the W2K/TS server says it cannot issue TS CALS.

I have our W2K3 license sever specified as preferred and have stopped and restarted the licensing server for over 15 min. On the Licensing server. Anyone have any idea of what is going on? Add My Comment.