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Anonymous   09-15-2004 at 05:18:20 PM

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I have a home user who was running Windows XP Home
edition, but recently upgraded to XP Pro. he had at one
time been able to connec to our W2K TS, but his TS Client
license expired. He upgraded to XP Pro but cannot
establish a connection. On the server I get the error
TermServices 1004 Cannot issue a client license. Maybe
I'm not understanding how the licensing works, but
doesn't XP Pro have the needed licenses to connect
remotely. I have other users, including myself, running
XP pro that can connect from home. I can see in the
licensing on the Terminal Licensing server that these
computers are getting issues the Existing W2k License,
why will my user now running XP Pro not get issues a
license. He has all of the updates up to SP2 and still
cannot connect. I'm very confused and would like to get
this to work. Also, my other XP Home users are getting
issued temp licenses, I thought that XP Home also had the
necessary licenses get issues an existing W2k License.
Please help me!! And thanks in advance!!

-Tia

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Sean   09-16-2004 at 03:51:32 AM
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Actually this is not always true,

There are different types of licensees for Terminal Server, What you are
describing is a "machine" based licensee, the terminal server has so many
licensees that it gives out to machines that are allowed to connect to it.
That way only authorized machines can access Terminal server.

TS will issue "temporary" licensees for 90 days, once the 90 days is up
Terminal server will not allow that machine to connect back up.

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Don't have the need for a full time IT staff, Contact Sean.
For all of your IT needs SCD@ourfamilyzoo.net.

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Anonymous   09-16-2004 at 05:20:51 PM
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So... Does that mean that this Machine can NEVER connect
to the TS again? That's doesn't sound right. Is there
anyway I can make the TS accept this machine and/or user?
>-----Original Message-----
>Actually this is not always true,
>
>There are different types of licensees for Terminal
Server, What you are
>describing is a "machine" based licensee, the terminal
server has so many
>licensees that it gives out to machines that are allowed
to connect to it.
>That way only authorized machines can access Terminal
server.
>
>TS will issue "temporary" licensees for 90 days, once
the 90 days is up
>Terminal server will not allow that machine to connect
back up.
>
>--
>Don't have the need for a full time IT staff, Contact
Sean.
>For all of your IT needs SCD@ourfamilyzoo.net.
>
>
>.
>

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Anonymous   09-17-2004 at 05:14:46 AM
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It should if you purchase a license for it... Try posting this on the
terminalservices newsgroup for quicker responses...

Jeffrey Randow (Windows Networking & Smart Display MVP)
jeffreyr-support@remotenetworktechnology.com

Please post all responses to the newsgroups for the benefit
of all USENET users. Messages sent via email may or may not
be answered depending on time availability....

Remote Networking Technology Support Site -
http://www.remotenetworktechnology.com
Windows XP Expert Zone - http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone

On Thu, 16 Sep 2004 11:20:51 -0700, "Tia"
<anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>So... Does that mean that this Machine can NEVER connect
>to the TS again? That's doesn't sound right. Is there
>anyway I can make the TS accept this machine and/or user?
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Actually this is not always true,
>>
>>There are different types of licensees for Terminal
>Server, What you are
>>describing is a "machine" based licensee, the terminal
>server has so many
>>licensees that it gives out to machines that are allowed
>to connect to it.
>>That way only authorized machines can access Terminal
>server.
>>
>>TS will issue "temporary" licensees for 90 days, once
>the 90 days is up
>>Terminal server will not allow that machine to connect
>back up.
>>
>>--
>>Don't have the need for a full time IT staff, Contact
>Sean.
>>For all of your IT needs SCD@ourfamilyzoo.net.
>>
>>
>>.
>>

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