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Terminal Services Licensing server - urgent!

Asked by Darylx in Windows 2003 Server, Citrix, Windows 2000 Server

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We have a Citrix server farm.  The Terminal Services licensing server runs Windows 2000 server and was in a Windows NT domain.  The server has now been migrated to a Windows 2003 domain.

The Terminal Services licenses seem to have dissapeared.  When I open Terminal Services licensing, it says "No Terminal Services Licensing server can be found in this domain".

Does anyone know what could cause this?  Does the TS licensing server need to be on a domain controller in a Windows 2003 domain?Start Free Trial
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Zones: Windows 2003 Server, Citrix, Windows 2000 Server
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