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We recently implemented a new TS licensing server.<br />
As I understood, when device licenses expires and the old license server is not available, the device license will be activated at the new license server.<br />
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Most of the devices are already active at the new license server<br />
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Did I misunderstand anything??
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We recently implemented a new TS licensing server.
As I understood, when device licenses expires and the old license server is not available, the device license will be activated at the new license server.

Most of the devices are already active at the new license server

Did I misunderstand anything??

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Hi Mark,<br />
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Thanks a lot for your comments...<br />
The problem haven't appeared lately, and all linux clients seems to be assigned to the new licensing server.<br />
So I think it's time for some points;-)
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Hi Mark,

Thanks a lot for your comments...
The problem haven't appeared lately, and all linux clients seems to be assigned to the new licensing server.
So I think it's time for some points;-)

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I our enviroment, we have mixed windows and linux clients.<br />
Periodically the linux clients can't logon to our terminal server.<br />
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They initiate the connection, and then the window closes again immediately.<br />
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What is the problem here?!?!?
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I our enviroment, we have mixed windows and linux clients.
Periodically the linux clients can't logon to our terminal server.

They initiate the connection, and then the window closes again immediately.

What is the problem here?!?!?

URGENT!!! Linux clients periodically can't logon to w2k3 terminal server

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