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I have a domain controler and license server installed in a win2000 server. My terminal server is a win2003 server, which also has Citrix. Both servers are in the same domain. My problem is:<br />
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I installed win2003 TS licenses in my win2003 server(per device), which should give access to my terminal server (win2003). However, &nbsp;it assign temporary licenses to the clients. I am affraid that after 120 days, all my clients will not have access to my terminal server.<br />
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Is there a way to force the system to assign the license (the ones i installed) to the clients? Or the problem is that my domain controler is a win2000 server?<br />

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I have a domain controler and license server installed in a win2000 server. My terminal server is a win2003 server, which also has Citrix. Both servers are in the same domain. My problem is:

I installed win2003 TS licenses in my win2003 server(per device), which should give access to my terminal server (win2003). However,  it assign temporary licenses to the clients. I am affraid that after 120 days, all my clients will not have access to my terminal server.

Is there a way to force the system to assign the license (the ones i installed) to the clients? Or the problem is that my domain controler is a win2000 server?


Terminal service licenses for Win2000 and Winn2003

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