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Recover Terminal Server Licenses from Hard drive Image

Asked by PeelSeel2 in Remote Desktop/Terminal Services, Windows 2003 Server

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Our server running Microsoft Server 2003 Standard crashed and we had to get the hard drives sent off for data recovery.  In the mean time, I had to reload the server from scratch.  Everything is up and running fine, except that ~7 months ago a tech service installed a 5 cal pack for terminal server on our server.  I have all of the files back from the old server.  Is their a way to extract the licenses from the old hard drive?Start Free Trial
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